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Originally Posted by AKittrell
Todd, when I was looking to have the geniuses educate me on DHP, they were lost in the sauce. I didn't know that DHP was even offered on the 4 series, I thought that the Adaptive M Suspension was the only option for the 4series. They also told me they had never seen one in inventory to actually be able to test it out. It is not the same as Adaptive M Suspension(I've ordered that on one of my F15 X5 back in 2014). DHP does indeed make the comfort more comfortable and sporty more sporty from personal everyday experience. I recently had a loaner X7 with just air suspension and it drove good and the ride was good, the DHP elevates that a notch and with such a large vehicle(SAV), every little bit helps. I will never order another X7 without it unless they come up with something greater.
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That sounds cool, thanks.
Living in the NYC area I need DHP for pothole explosions and I have to tell you that the X7 (no DHP) is just as good at pothole mitigation as my 4 Series (DHP with Adaptive M) and my X7 is operating on the standard suspension. So whatever BMW is doing to the stock setup is working wonders. Hitting the Sport Individual button reduced the body roll too.