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0cj0



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X5 Forum?

I was just wondering if anyone knows which is the best forum for X5 talk / owners ... I'm looking for some info on them ... Not for me I might add! I've got a friend who wants one and I'm trying to convince her to see the light.

Thanks in advance!

Post #105319 3rd Feb 2012 8:43pm
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bozmandb9



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Not sure you'll have much success convincing her. I think if you want an X5, you probably won't want a FFRR instead. I doubt if a forum would throw up any convincing reasons to change your mind, in terms of reliability I expect it would be the same (assuming we're talking pre-facelift).

Some people will just find the FFRR too big, or the wrong image for them! 2006 Supercharged

Post #105326 3rd Feb 2012 9:02pm
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T24RES



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http://www.xdrivers.co.uk/forum/ Thumbs Up

Post #105338 3rd Feb 2012 9:27pm
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This may help her out as thats what they are fit for...

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=york+scrap+cars

Rear wheel alignment is a very common problem from the ones i see on the road around here all the time, camber goes out and the inner edge of the rear tyres starts wearing.

Swirl flaps are a massive cause for concern(why LR deleted them from the FFRR engine!) as once they begin to go can cause huge damage and i've seen it on a 330d as well Sad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F34o4VBOMSQ

Theres also a video of Jonny from 5th gear reviewing one and IIRC his face when going over the common faults says it all.... FFRR 2005 facelift With an SC Grille and that's it!

Post #105341 3rd Feb 2012 9:38pm
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0cj0



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Thanks all will build up a case and try and convince her!

Post #105346 3rd Feb 2012 9:53pm
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PaulB



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As above

Xdrivers is the one.

Post #105378 4th Feb 2012 12:50am
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EVOeng



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Do you chaps not know; its blasphemy to talk about X5s on here; this site is especially for real 4x4s! (No, not Defenders, the other one) Ram Kanadia

Probably (was) the youngest (19) L322 FFRR owner on here.
2002 Range Rover P38 4.6 Vogue
*2005 Volvo V70 2.4 (170) SE Auto - 7 Seater* GONE
*2002 Range Rover L322 Vogue 4.4* GONE
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In the family Stable:
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Post #105609 5th Feb 2012 5:35pm
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