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lowering my X5 ?
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There are plenty of threads about lowering on the site, just search.
And congrats on the new ride!
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Yes. If there is a possible theory by which lowering the ride CAN be a cause of a failure. your dealer and BMW may use that to deny a warranty claim.
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There are large hex bolts under each strut that allow you to adjust the ride height - I just noticed this on my neighbor's X5.
We lowered his quite a bit, I think it was a 32mm socket?
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I've done a lot of reading but still can't wrap my head around the best lowering option to keep the car the least "altered" ?
Is this process $thousands or a couple of hundred ?? Can the dealer do this or it has to be done elsewhere? |
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