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Suspension mods on 2005 XTerrasladerama 05-16-2005, 09:03 AM I am considering purchasing a 2005 Xterra but would like to have a smoother ride on the highway. Has anybody done any mods to an '05. I would assume new shocks would help. I would appreciate any info on mods to an '05. Thanks in advance OffroadX 05-16-2005, 06:11 PM Smoother ride? Geez, I've heard complaints that it's too soft compared to the previous model. Drive one of the leftover 04s if possible and compare. sladerama 05-16-2005, 11:21 PM I have driven an '04 and an '05 and think the '05 is a better ride. I also think it is a little too trucky for driving around all day. I like the '05 and want to purchase one, but when I get back in to my '96 Grand Cherokee after test driving the '05 XTerra I wish that it was as comfortable as my 9 year old Jeep. I am sure there are ways to make the XTerra more comfortable I would just like to know how before I buy one! paul89se 06-07-2005, 01:30 PM I have driven an '04 and an '05 and think the '05 is a better ride. I also think it is a little too trucky for driving around all day. I like the '05 and want to purchase one, but when I get back in to my '96 Grand Cherokee after test driving the '05 XTerra I wish that it was as comfortable as my 9 year old Jeep. I am sure there are ways to make the XTerra more comfortable I would just like to know how before I buy one! The reason it's comfortable is because it's a uni-body SUV, car type ride. Sounds like you need to start looking at a mini van. If the reason you are looking at an X is for storage and versatility while driving mainly on the highway you would be unhappy with an X. The Xterra is on a truck frame, it is heavier and clunkier than a uni-body but more durable. My suggestion would be to look a little longer, if ride quality is that big a priority i would not discount a mini van. vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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