H&R Springs Sport - PICTURES
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H&R Springs Sport - PICTURES
lowered my C350 with H&R springs ... Sport . Here are the pics.... ride is great...
also posted here :
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w204...h-r-sport.html
enjoy.
also posted here :
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w204...h-r-sport.html
enjoy.
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Nice drop! Looks more aggressive!!
Can I ask the name of the shop you got it installed? I am thinking of getting the springs but not sure if it will affect the agility control??
BTW, nice to see another C350 with 18' rims in the vancouver area? Haven't seen any since I got the car in Jan.
Can I ask the name of the shop you got it installed? I am thinking of getting the springs but not sure if it will affect the agility control??
BTW, nice to see another C350 with 18' rims in the vancouver area? Haven't seen any since I got the car in Jan.
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lowered my C350 with H&R springs ... Sport . Here are the pics.... ride is great...
also posted here :
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w204...h-r-sport.html
enjoy.
also posted here :
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w204...h-r-sport.html
enjoy.
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I've been told by H&R and Eibach that sports are lowere 1/2" because they are already lower. Has anyone actuall taken measurements? I know it's best to measure from the center of the wheel to the fender edge.
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I did measured before and after I installed the springs and in fact the car lowered 1" at the front and 3/4" on the rear, then I measured again after 3 weeks once the car settle and in fact was 1 1/4" at the front and 1" on the rear wheel, that was six months ago.
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How is the grip on your 4-matic, is it geared towards performance or is it more understeery and utitlitarian? I have no idea that's why I'm asking.