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Old 02-10-2009, 08:25 PM
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You may also have to change the wheel arches if you decide to install running boards since they all tie in together. At least that's the way it was with the E53. Might wanna look into it...
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Old 02-11-2009, 12:25 PM
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You may also have to change the wheel arches if you decide to install running boards since they all tie in together. At least that's the way it was with the E53. Might wanna look into it...
This is NOT the case with E70. My X5 3.0 has a running board installed with standard wheel arches. BTW, there is step-by-step instructions in this forum for installation.
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This is NOT the case with E70. My X5 3.0 has a running board installed with standard wheel arches. BTW, there is step-by-step instructions in this forum for installation.
Where?? btw got my RB for $360
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You may also have to change the wheel arches if you decide to install running boards since they all tie in together. At least that's the way it was with the E53. Might wanna look into it...
Not true....
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Thanks for the instructions. Took less than an Hour...........
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I picked some up from Pacific bmw for $332. I'll be installing them over the Christmas break. Also got the fender flare retrofit kit for $265
I aim'd Jason at Tischer (getbmwparts.com) and he couldn't match Pacific's prices. I also picked up the roof rack crossbars for $188.
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Did you guys use the recommended "windshield adhesive". The kit did not come with any is it needed?
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^^ Yes, I bought windshield adhesive from napa auto parts.
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I just used silicone caulking.
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Did you guys use the recommended "windshield adhesive". The kit did not come with any is it needed?
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It looks like there is somekind of blue sealer already on the bolts that came with the kit. Just a thin bead by the head of the bolt.
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