clos

Anyone know where I can find them, want to lower the car and rather save money links.

i'm sure i'll get flamed....100k car you cheap *******, bla bla bla bla bla..yeah heard it all before just shut up and tell me where a cheap ******* can get them

Clos

Htowncls

$240

www.adjustableairride.com

ask for Jon.. check this link for photos of the links i used and additional info on lowering..


https://mbworld.org/forums/c219/188920-wheel-question-lowering.html

duc&tlrsammy

I dont think your cheap. I personally prefer links over modules. Inexpesive, easy to instal, keep all factory functions, lower it however much you like, and no electronic stuff. What can go wrong.

MB_Forever

Spend a little extra and go for the RennTech ELM, they are one of the best quality ones on the market

Jrocket

Why?

clos

I had originally thought i would go with the Renntech. But after some thought (money) and length of lease. I only have 19 months left and am already thinking about the next vehicle.

I want a different look then stock for the remaining months but rather save the extra bucks for the new car. 18 months is right around the corner.

Links it is, I will order them now I'll post pics once the entire car is done!

Thanks
Clos

cls63

C-low! go to Wheelsboutique and talk to Bucky! He did all my cars perfectly!

Big Carrot

They all work the same, and they aren't load bearing at all, so who cares what you spend on them. I got the adjustable air ride set, and they work perfectly. I don't need some stupid little part that nobody will ever see to say Renntech on it.

TREZ63

Did you install it yourself? How easy is this install?

MB_Forever

I've personally seen a couple of (cheaper) third party ones installed: one on Audi and one on BMW and the owners had problems with both. The Audi one died after 6 months and the BMW one, the owner said it ruined the shocks over time.

On the other hand, I've never heard of any complaints from the RennTech one and everybody who has one seems to be very happy with the quality and setup of it. I think even some non RennTech sponsors recommend it. Also, when I saw Greg's setup in person, I appreciated it even more.

clos

Will do!

Big Carrot

Yeah. I think it took a little over an hour, but it would take me half as long to do it again. The front can literally be done in about 2 minutes per side. The rear is a bit mor complicated, but if you have access to a lift it would be fairly easy. The worst part was readjusting to try to get it where I wanted it.

John V.

I have just updated the instructions for the CLS & E. The rear can actaully be adjusted in about 2 min when the car is on a hoist.

Big Carrot

Yeah, on a lift it should be fairly easy. The most time consuming part was jacking it up, letting it down, letting it settle to see where it is, and jacking it back up again.

duc&tlrsammy

I would think that if you lower it, regardless of how you lower it, it will decrease the life of the struts. What is the advantage the module has to make the struts last longer?

MafiosoCLS55

Yea talk to bucky (Carlos) at wheels boutique he does everything on my car as well and they do amazing work. I did my links with them.