FS: Ghostrider W204 Rear Camber Arms
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From: Derby, KS
2005 MB C230K Sport Sedan & 2011 MB C300
FS: Ghostrider W204 Rear Camber Arms
I have for sale a set of Ghostrider camber arms for the w204 chassis. I ordered these about a year ago to pair with a Bilstein B14 coilover suspension on my Moms 2011 C300. They are BRAND NEW and never have been installed.
After installing the Bilstein coilvers and only lowering the car 1inch, I took it to the local Mercedes dealership for a 4 wheel alignment. I requested that the camber be set back as close to OEM specs as possible. They weren't able to get it back to 0 degrees, but it was close enough and within the specs set by Mercedes. After 13,000 miles of daily driving by my Mom I have not noticed any camber wear on the rear tires what so ever. Perhaps the 1 inch drop was so subtle and little that it didn't put the camber way out of line.
This lead me to believe that the camber was within enough range to not cause any camber wear. Therefore, I concluded that I would not be needing the camber arms that I ordered from Ghostrider.
I can vouch for the quality of this product as I have a set installed on my 05 C230 Sedan. I have written a review of the product in the thread located below:
Ghostrider Rear Camber Arms REVIEW
I am asking $250 SHIPPED as this was the price I paid when I purchased them.
My feedback as a seller can be viewed on ebay as my screen name is the same: buklae620
Best form of contact is via email as I do not browse the forums as much as I use to. More pictures are available on request.
Email: lae_620@hotmail.com (NOTE: There is an underscore symbol between lae and 620)
Please indicate in the subject field what you are inquiring about.
After installing the Bilstein coilvers and only lowering the car 1inch, I took it to the local Mercedes dealership for a 4 wheel alignment. I requested that the camber be set back as close to OEM specs as possible. They weren't able to get it back to 0 degrees, but it was close enough and within the specs set by Mercedes. After 13,000 miles of daily driving by my Mom I have not noticed any camber wear on the rear tires what so ever. Perhaps the 1 inch drop was so subtle and little that it didn't put the camber way out of line.
This lead me to believe that the camber was within enough range to not cause any camber wear. Therefore, I concluded that I would not be needing the camber arms that I ordered from Ghostrider.
I can vouch for the quality of this product as I have a set installed on my 05 C230 Sedan. I have written a review of the product in the thread located below:
Ghostrider Rear Camber Arms REVIEW
I am asking $250 SHIPPED as this was the price I paid when I purchased them.
My feedback as a seller can be viewed on ebay as my screen name is the same: buklae620
Best form of contact is via email as I do not browse the forums as much as I use to. More pictures are available on request.
Email: lae_620@hotmail.com (NOTE: There is an underscore symbol between lae and 620)
Please indicate in the subject field what you are inquiring about.
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