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      03-27-2015, 07:59 PM   #1
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Physical difference between Xdrive and RWD suspension?

Sorry if this has been discussed before...
but it there a physical difference between the two?

Just want to know if i can buy a used rwd suspension kit and install it on an xdrive physically.

Im assuming the rear is the exact same (mount position spring rate and what not)

but is there a difference in the front?
maybe the suspension in the RWD versions get in the way of the CV joint for the front or something?
can someone confirm?

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      03-27-2015, 09:45 PM   #2
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Nope, from what I understand, the suspension on any xdrive 328i ( also 335xi I think) is basic, the same they install on non-sport xdrive vehicles. I have a 328xi with the m sport pack and I just realized this . Anyway, look into Dinan springs, they drop the car slightly but the overall feedback from other members is very positive.
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