is it common for new springs to lower in the first few weeks/months? i would think that it would be better to get coilovers in case the sinking is too much, so you can at least adjust post-sinking. also, if the stiffness is changed as sinking occurs, is this something that can be adjusted once it settles?

 

get coilover, lowering spring are just temporary lowering, can't be use for too long

 

This car is gone before that happens. Just need it for looks right now. Still trying to get my c55 or carerra s4 next summer. If all goes well, still gotta sell the ML.

 

Awaiting pics!

 

you'll get smoked no matter what!!! hahahah j/k

looks good, I should lower mine soon.

 

this picture i copy from Blake, it look similar lol



full car pics





more to come

 

looks nice man... update your sig

 

BRABUS badge on wrong side... *****....



this will be my signature



i stole someone house drive way

 

i like it!

hmm, I think I wanna get the black gloss tape as well, to see how my car would look with a black grill!

 

is Carbon Fiber FX tape.....

 

SICK drop good job

i cant wait now when i install my pss9 1 more week

 

thats one sexy coupe. One thing i like about the coupe is that you dont have to waste your money on body kit because the OEM look nice already.

 

i want Brabus Rep Lip Body kit

 

i like ur rims. how much did u spend on it?

 

Moven made "Carlsson" C16 replica

rims and tires $1400

 

nice sig man... now all you need are some azn girls from the wanna be crx thread next to and on top of your ride!

 

 

hahahahahah go go go ! go do it! get some girls to pose.

 

and is trying to talk me into gettin one !

 

Just bought Tein S Tech springs for my C240 yesterday. Hope I don't regret not getting the Basic CO.

 

If your not trying to road race your car, you will be okay. I have them and they are okay. Remember its a dress up kit, made to only lower your car for looks, not really improve ride or handling. But dont think about puttin anyone in the back over 60lbs unless you roll your fenders cuz you will rub, on turns & bumps, but then again im on 265/30/19's - May not be your problem. Just my .02 Good luck.

And in the long run, If you dont like them, your only outta $200 bucks minus install.

 

Rubbing shouldn't be a problem with my 225/40/18 and AMG style wheels

I agree on only being out $200

 

I'm thinking about lowering my car, but I still have stock wheels. I'm not going to have enough money to get a decent set of rims for a longgg time. So, my question is: should I lower on stock rims or not lower at all?

 

my coupe is the 7th family car, is been like 5 years till i got my driver license to drive her, none of my family car been modd except this one.

save money for rims first, and then think about lowering because i think lowering with stock rims made people thinks your car shock blow out

 

but didn't your car look way too high when you got rims and before you lowered? i think it would be nice to avoid that transition