Help needed with AMG sway bar.
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Help needed with AMG sway bar.
I unbolted the rear sway bar and removed the four screw holding the clamps and bushings. Is there a trick to snaking that sway bar out? I got it about 80% out but it keeps hanging on the exhaust pipe.
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2002 C230 : 2007 C230
Originally posted by Mach430
If it's anything like my CLK was, you're in for trouble!
I had to lower the entire rear subframe from the differential to install my sway bars.
If it's anything like my CLK was, you're in for trouble!
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The intercooler is doing fine. I was not the easiest to install. I can feel the difference. The biggest difference is that I get the power consistently on a warm day or cool day and after just starting the car or running it hard.
Back to more important things. I can pull the bar out to towards the passenger side but it gets hung up by the exhaust. It might be easier if I either remove the rear wheel to give me a little straighter path or drop the muffler.
Back to more important things. I can pull the bar out to towards the passenger side but it gets hung up by the exhaust. It might be easier if I either remove the rear wheel to give me a little straighter path or drop the muffler.
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The easiest way is to take off the rear tires. If not, you can pull out the sway bar from the passanger side, there is a spot where you can slip it out. Just keep trying.. Putting the AMG sway bar in is a bit more difficult, since it's 3mm thicker. Just keep trying.
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2002 Mercedes c230k 6 speed
It requires some force to take it out if it stuck...
Be more aggresive Buellwinkle!!!
Once you take off your rear wheel, it shoud be fine.
Be more aggresive Buellwinkle!!!
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Once you take off your rear wheel, it shoud be fine.
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Believe it or not, it's actually raining (first time in at least 6 months). The car is too wet to get under. I'm hoping it dries up by Sunday so I can do it.
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Originally posted by eason
Putting the AMG sway bar in is a bit more difficult, since it's 3mm thicker. Just keep trying.
Putting the AMG sway bar in is a bit more difficult, since it's 3mm thicker. Just keep trying.
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209/W210 Estate /W211 modded by MBENZNL
You Must Raise the rear of the Coupe Set on Jack stands or on a Hoist,and remove BOTH rear wheels to remove the Rear sway bar...Its a 20min Job!(With Air Tools) Evo Sport Is Making Larger Sway Bars. Larger Than The AMG Bars..
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Got the AMG sway bar installed. I removed the passenger wheel, gave me better access to remove the bar. Took about an hour from start to cleanup (no air tools). Can't tell you if the car handles better because of the rain.
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How does the car handle with the new sway bar? Can you please post the part number for the AMG sway bar. I know you had problems getting the right one. Also the part numbers for bushings.
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Originally posted by Buellwinkle
Got the AMG sway bar installed. I removed the passenger wheel, gave me better access to remove the bar. Took about an hour from start to cleanup (no air tools). Can't tell you if the car handles better because of the rain.
Got the AMG sway bar installed. I removed the passenger wheel, gave me better access to remove the bar. Took about an hour from start to cleanup (no air tools). Can't tell you if the car handles better because of the rain.
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2001 C240 / 6-speed
I have posted these part numbers a lot. Is there a better place to put them that are more visible?
AMG Sway Bars for W203 (for C32's, but fit all models)
FRONT ASSEMBLY:
203-323-31-65 - Bar-front - $70.30
203-323-16-85 - Rubber mount (bushing) - $4.40 (2)
203-323-11-40 - Bracket - $11.50
203-323-12-40 - Bracket - $11.50
203-323-21-89 - Rod - $47.18 (2)
913023-012002 - Nut - $2.40 (4)
002-990-39-22 - Screw - $1.25 (4)
REAR ASSEMBLY:
203-326-00-81 - Rubber mount (bushing) - $7.60 (2)
203-326-15-65 - Bar-rear - $74.93
AMG Sway Bars for W203 (for C32's, but fit all models)
FRONT ASSEMBLY:
203-323-31-65 - Bar-front - $70.30
203-323-16-85 - Rubber mount (bushing) - $4.40 (2)
203-323-11-40 - Bracket - $11.50
203-323-12-40 - Bracket - $11.50
203-323-21-89 - Rod - $47.18 (2)
913023-012002 - Nut - $2.40 (4)
002-990-39-22 - Screw - $1.25 (4)
REAR ASSEMBLY:
203-326-00-81 - Rubber mount (bushing) - $7.60 (2)
203-326-15-65 - Bar-rear - $74.93
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Originally posted by patronus
I have posted these part numbers a lot. Is there a better place to put them that are more visible?
I have posted these part numbers a lot. Is there a better place to put them that are more visible?
FYI to those waiting on Eibach sways: should be shipping from Tirerack on the 26th; delay is due to a strike in the Fatherland.
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which ones
looking to put on new front/rear sway bars on the c230 coupe. which are the best (less body roll) for the money? AMG seems to be the less $$ way, but will there be a noticable ride differance?