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Well The X is an awesome vehicle. I'm pretty sure she will be totaled-my guess. Driving down a MT road today--slightly wet--so I thought. I felt like there was some ice so I slowed down to 50 mph--just coasted, no brakes to engage the 4WD. The rear started to move--felt like a tire going down. Unfortunately it was black ice-on a 2 lane highway. Tried some gentle correction but it went into a 360 spin. Slid down a small embankment going forward at about 45 degrees to the road surface. Left front tire grabbed just enough to create a roll. Just once thank God. Wife, dog and I don't have a scratch but sore. Anyone think they can fix this one?
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Lived all my life save last 4 1/2 yrs in SC. Moved out here for a job. Sold the house, whole 9 yards. Too isolated for wife and so we bought a house again back in SC and we make trips back and forth. It would have cost me $3000 more a year in property taxes if I had 1 car registered in MT so back to SC plates.
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The improvement in driveability has been wonderful--I have radius rods, Anti sway bar and Roadmaster active suspension. The radius rods are Landyot''s which are being built by someone else now over on fordexcursion.com You are probably right. The left front tire is what made it roll beside the obvioius factors. The tire collapsed - before that we were not sliding badly enough to think it was going to roll at all but when that happened it was just enough to force the roll