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06-07-2004, 07:16 PM
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lowering an e class
i have a e200 running 18 inch amg split rim alloys with 225 40 zr18 tyres the car at themoment is so high that you could easily get your fist in between tyre and arch i want to lower it to e55 amg ride height what drop in mm springs should i go for.
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#3
10-09-2004, 09:20 AM
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Lowering the body
Mercedes uses spring pads to raise or lower the car body. If you are using Bilstein "Sport" shocks you won't bottom out. The spacers are differentiated by which "bump" they are. Usually, the o.e. height is 4 bump front, and 3 bump rear. With 16" wheels (the most correct size for control, comfort and tire life) you would use 1 bump front and 3 bump rear to lower. P.
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