How to take 40k miles off your 130k E55
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How to take 40k miles off your 130k E55
Replace your lower balljoints. We've already replaced most of the rear suspension components, and in front we've done the front LCA's and the upper balljoints and wheelbearings and a few other suindries, but the biggest improvement so far has been in replacing the lowers, which got done yesterday. The car drives like it did when I first got it. Nice. Yeah, it took 6 hours and was not any fun but it was worth it and boy am I glad I know an enthusiast with tools and a shop and a lift...
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Replace your lower balljoints. We've already replaced most of the rear suspension components, and in front we've done the front LCA's and the upper balljoints and wheelbearings and a few other suindries, but the biggest improvement so far has been in replacing the lowers, which got done yesterday. The car drives like it did when I first got it. Nice. Yeah, it took 6 hours and was not any fun but it was worth it and boy am I glad I know an enthusiast with tools and a shop and a lift...
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which did you order?
Replace your lower balljoints. We've already replaced most of the rear suspension components, and in front we've done the front LCA's and the upper balljoints and wheelbearings and a few other suindries, but the biggest improvement so far has been in replacing the lowers, which got done yesterday. The car drives like it did when I first got it. Nice. Yeah, it took 6 hours and was not any fun but it was worth it and boy am I glad I know an enthusiast with tools and a shop and a lift...
Did you go with OEM or Lemforder(sp?) or other after market? Care to share where you bought them? I've been considering this job too. I did coilovers last year and should've done this to but I put it off. Thanks for sharing.
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No. It's impossible. Rolling back an odometer or swapping out clusters doesn't mean the car has traveled any less miles. If a car has traveled 100,000 miles there's no way to change that.
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Digitally, the odometer can be rolled back though.
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OEM, bought through the pal of mine who help me do most of the maintenance on this car. So I guess this info is only useful to you if you're somewhere near Washington state...
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Dude...a little poetic license here lol. You know like this skin cream will take years off your face, kind of thing.
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