My C230k Coupe Project




It's fun to play with them, 16 settings, on different types of road.
I only drove once on the stiffest setting on Hwy 108 from 395.
Oooo Weee! I was the only car on the road from Bridgeport to Strawberry.
Big Fun.
So I guess they did redo the rear springs if yours is as low as it goes.
I like my fenders to line up almost exactly to the top of the tires.
Looks nice, not ricey, and not noticeable to law enforcement and
insurance companies.




It's fun to play with them, 16 settings, on different types of road.
I only drove once on the stiffest setting on Hwy 108 from 395.
Oooo Weee! I was the only car on the road from Bridgeport to Strawberry.
Big Fun.
So I guess they did redo the rear springs if yours is as low as it goes.
I like my fenders to line up almost exactly to the top of the tires.
Looks nice, not ricey, and not noticeable to law enforcement and
insurance companies.

but mine are about perfect with the tire right now. i love it
What was funny was Xhale was hating on people for putting on AMG kits because their cars aren't AMG. But apparently for him, it's ok to have Brabus reps on your car just because it doesn't say Brabus on it. Last time I checked AMG kits don't have AMG written on it. His arguments were so stupid.
What was funny was Xhale was hating on people for putting on AMG kits because their cars aren't AMG. But apparently for him, it's ok to have Brabus reps on your car just because it doesn't say Brabus on it. Last time I checked AMG kits don't have AMG written on it. His arguments were so stupid.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
he told me i need to be ready for my engine mounts to fail because that happens to most dropped benzs

just fixed the stupid sensor freak out and now i'm told my engine mounts are about to fail on me

so upset i don't even know what to say... :'(



Serious note
I know the joke bro i know Karo on a personal level and once you read threads back and forth you will figure we are regulars at joking around here haha
And damm that sucks about the motor mounts ... wonder if there is any way to avoid it

hope the best for you're car bro and you and jeep us posted on her progress




Although I'm not sure how lowering a car can affect engine mounts. Dropping lowers the entire frame of the car and the engine attached to it...so the relative displacement between the engine and frame will remain the same before and after the drop.
Maybe advans can clarify??
Although I'm not sure how lowering a car can affect engine mounts. Dropping lowers the entire frame of the car and the engine attached to it...so the relative displacement between the engine and frame will remain the same before and after the drop.
Maybe advans can clarify??



Serious note
I know the joke bro i know Karo on a personal level and once you read threads back and forth you will figure we are regulars at joking around here haha
And damm that sucks about the motor mounts ... wonder if there is any way to avoid it

hope the best for you're car bro and you and jeep us posted on her progress
there is always force being transferred from the suspension to the car, its just that when the springs are softer, that energy is "lost" with the springs movement, when the springs don't move, that energy has to go somewhere so it gets transferred elsewhere.
theres some physics 101 for ya, lol




there is always force being transferred from the suspension to the car, its just that when the springs are softer, that energy is "lost" with the springs movement, when the springs don't move, that energy has to go somewhere so it gets transferred elsewhere.
theres some physics 101 for ya, lol
There is a variable called the spring tension factor which you are completely overlooking. Most high quality lowering kits are designed with newer spring with varying spring tension factors from the top of the spring to the bottom. So essentially, even though the spring is shorter in length, the overall energy absorption capability remains the same as the original spring because of the higher spring tension factor in a certain section of the spring.
The vertical travel distance while going over a bump of the cars chassis will definitely reduce when dropped, but the energy absorbed by the spring will be the same.
There is a variable called the spring tension factor which you are completely overlooking. Most high quality lowering kits are designed with newer spring with varying spring tension factors from the top of the spring to the bottom. So essentially, even though the spring is shorter in length, the overall energy absorption capability remains the same as the original spring because of the higher spring tension factor in a certain section of the spring.
The vertical travel distance while going over a bump of the cars chassis will definitely reduce when dropped, but the energy absorbed by the spring will be the same.
Speaking of springs being "cut" can anyone say XHALE???!?! LOL
Haha just realized I'm going to start getting really upset with people that take turning on ramps and off ramps going like 30mph now that I can take them going 60 haha. Need to get them eibach sways and an alignment and I'm golden.


