Cushion Buffer for Xdrive?

SaviorXi · 07-22-2014, 03:31 PM

Hey guys. This may seem like a crazy idea but has anyone seen or heard of this product? It looks low cost for those without height adjustable coilovers. I think the soft urethane would not change the ride height much at all but would possibly improve comfort. Maybe a stiffer version could increase height for winter. It appears it could have multiple uses for the front of our dropped xdrives like...
-decrease front suspension crash on rough roads
-Easy seasonal install to get increased ride height for snowy weather conditions (maybe different stiffness options for more or less lift)

Is it safe?

Nascar uses these (solid Ones)

Some lifted trucks use harder soli material versions of this.

Thoughts and or experience?

Julian2485 · 07-24-2014, 12:35 PM

Looks promising That would def help out us stock xi guys

-Wingman- · 07-27-2014, 12:16 AM

Yes, more info on this would be great. I'm
On H&R springs and my car can absorb bumps pretty well, but sometimes I'll hit a bump on a highway or something and it's really jarring.

Julian2485 · 07-28-2014, 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by -Wingman-

Yes, more info on this would be great. I'm
On H&R springs and my car can absorb bumps pretty well, but sometimes I'll hit a bump on a highway or something and it's really jarring.

My stock xi suspension is very jarring when hitting any little bump in the road lol

max_k20 · 08-08-2014, 12:26 PM

Interested in those as well !

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SaviorXi Lieutenant 21 Rep 578 Posts Drives: 2009 335i xDrive coupe Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Dirty South Jersey iTrader: (1) Garage List 2009 335i Xdrive Coupe [10.00]	Cushion Buffer for Xdrive? Hey guys. This may seem like a crazy idea but has anyone seen or heard of this product? It looks low cost for those without height adjustable coilovers. I think the soft urethane would not change the ride height much at all but would possibly improve comfort. Maybe a stiffer version could increase height for winter. It appears it could have multiple uses for the front of our dropped xdrives like... -decrease front suspension crash on rough roads -Easy seasonal install to get increased ride height for snowy weather conditions (maybe different stiffness options for more or less lift) Is it safe? Nascar uses these (solid Ones) Some lifted trucks use harder soli material versions of this. Thoughts and or experience? Attached Images __________________ Mtech/M3Skirts/335isDiffusor/BBSrgr/PSS/OFT/Alpina/LCItails/LuceAngelEyes/OsramXenarc/ZKWRlenses/ FlowmasterHFC/vibrant/VRSFdp’s/Helix/Mr5CAI/M3rearBushings/M3StrutBrace/RearSway/UUCfrontSway/Meyle/ KoniTCKlineAdjFront&Rear/EibachPro/ECSbrakeLines/ECS2pieceRotors/Akebono
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Julian2485 Major 110 Rep 1,340 Posts Drives: Black lci e90 335 xdrive Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: New york iTrader: (1)	Looks promising That would def help out us stock xi guys
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-Wingman- Banned 17 Rep 493 Posts Drives: 2011 e92 M-Sport Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kansas iTrader: (2)	Yes, more info on this would be great. I'm On H&R springs and my car can absorb bumps pretty well, but sometimes I'll hit a bump on a highway or something and it's really jarring.
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