C55 Suspension Help
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C55 Suspension Help
hi guys i currently purchased a 2006 c55 ....and i am going nuts trying to find a coilover system for my car now i am interested in the kw v2 system but hard to find.....any suggetions does h&r have a coilover system i heard no..... thanks for any help guys
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I had the KW V2 coilovers on my C55, i loved them. The regular H&R W203 C-Class Coilovers will work on the C55, but they suck anyway. Go with KW V2 Or Bilstein.
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One more thing....I hear you're getting HRE wheels so make sure you tell HRE to spec them for coilovers for additional clearance. You may run into issues with not being able to drop the car as low as you want if you don't mention that.
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THANKS for the info you guys have been great help..... ling im awaiting the word from group 5 which have been great help so i can order the kw v2.....
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THANKS for the info you guys have been great help..... ling im awaiting the word from group 5 which have been great help so i can order the kw v2.....
The KW's doesn't have a set number of settings. It's actually infinitely adjustable until you hit full firm or full soft. Neal had his set all the way firm and loved them but could be too firm for others. I have mine 2.5 turns firm and that seems to be the balanced setting that works for comfort and handling.
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THANKS!!!!! keep me posted if you here anything
Originally Posted by sdsilverm3
I talked to Troy yesterday and he said he received a purchase order for the KW V2's so something is happening.
The KW's doesn't have a set number of settings. It's actually infinitely adjustable until you hit full firm or full soft. Neal had his set all the way firm and loved them but could be too firm for others. I have mine 2.5 turns firm and that seems to be the balanced setting that works for comfort and handling.
The KW's doesn't have a set number of settings. It's actually infinitely adjustable until you hit full firm or full soft. Neal had his set all the way firm and loved them but could be too firm for others. I have mine 2.5 turns firm and that seems to be the balanced setting that works for comfort and handling.