[Tk718]

I noticed that next to standard Xdrive my msport xdrive dhp seemed lower. Is the msport xdrive wih dhp lower than standard xdrive ? Anyone else notice this?

[300hp]

Originally Posted by Tk718

I noticed that next to standard Xdrive my msport xdrive dhp seemed lower. Is the msport xdrive wih dhp lower than standard xdrive ? Anyone else notice this?

I measured my front tire from the bottom to where the tire starts to right by the wheel arches highest point. It measured 27 inches. No drop compared to rwd so unless the xdrive without DHP is raised, which I doubt, I think there should be no differences in the x drive models

[Pauleebe]

Someone just asked this same question, and apparently the answer is that with both vehicles having DHP, xDrive is still a tad higher than RWD.

[300hp]

Originally Posted by dwalls90

Someone just asked this same question, and apparently the answer is that with both vehicles having DHP, xDrive is still a tad higher than RWD.

Rwd no line has the same height as x drive.

Rwd with sport suspension is 10mm lower than no line.

Rwd with mperformance suspension is 20 mm lower than no line.

I saw a guy who measured the same way I did and came up with about 26 inches. He had the mperformance suspension.

[RPM90]

Originally Posted by 300hp

Rwd no line has the same height as x drive.

Rwd with sport suspension is 10mm lower than no line.

Rwd with mperformance suspension is 20 mm lower than no line.

I saw a guy who measured the same way I did and came up with about 26 inches. He had the mperformance suspension.

That would be correct per BMW.

Xdrive models do not get lower springs even if they are sport or Msport variants.
Even if an Xdrive has the DHP package, it does not get the lower sport springs.
DHP on Xdrive does get the M adaptive dampers, so you can dial in more firmness and less sway/body roll as the adaptive dampers do help in that area.
In case someone asks, no non of the F30's have adaptive sway bars.
The reduced body roll comes from the adaptive dampers when set to sport which brings in firmer control in both compression and rebound.