XHP X Delete

LSX5 · 01-25-2021, 09:59 PM

Has anyone used Xhp xDelete ?
I am wondering if mpg is better?
I just recently had my 2012 x5 35d DPF delete.
Went with DUDMD engine tune as and Rod Stuphin transmission tune. I wonder if one could spin the rear tires with x delete.

gilberjj · 02-16-2021, 10:35 AM

I'm also curious about this...

nodemgr · 02-18-2021, 01:06 PM

Is it supported? It seems to only be supported on the F series X5s per the support web page.

Edit: nevermind, I see there is a 6 speed option.

Nyc Dito · 02-18-2021, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by LSX5

Has anyone used Xhp xDelete ?
I am wondering if mpg is better?
I just recently had my 2012 x5 35d DPF delete.
Went with DUDMD engine tune as and Rod Stuphin transmission tune. I wonder if one could spin the rear tires with x delete.

Im not deleted in the emissions crap but have xDelete. Also have Rod Sutphins trans tune. Love the way the X5 "feels" when in RWD mode. I have no supporting data to show. MPG has always varied since my driving style is all over the place

. If anything it helped a bit if I recall.

Here's a vid from I think is another forum members burnout. I believe this was also after xDelete.

T-Dubbs · 02-19-2021, 12:34 PM

From what I understand, the e70 is highly biased rwd regardless.
So there isn't much fuel economy gains to go to full rwd, if there was, it would be a minimal difference at that.

RL18 · 02-19-2021, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by T-Dubbs

From what I understand, the e70 is highly biased rwd regardless.
So there isn't much fuel economy gains to go to full rwd, if there was, it would be a minimal difference at that.

Right. Stock torque split is 40/60 split front/rear. Once you get to highway speeds and faster the awd system switches to rwd anyways.

Xdelete is really just to do burnouts and be able to go on rwd dynos. In the city you might see a difference in rwd mode but it would be minimal...

LSX5 · 02-20-2021, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by RL18

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Originally Posted by T-Dubbs

From what I understand, the e70 is highly biased rwd regardless.
So there isn't much fuel economy gains to go to full rwd, if there was, it would be a minimal difference at that.

Right. Stock torque split is 40/60 split front/rear. Once you get to highway speeds and faster the awd system switches to rwd anyways.

Xdelete is really just to do burnouts and be able to go on rwd dynos. In the city you might see a difference in rwd mode but it would be minimal...

Thank you everyone for the feedback.

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