I know its early morning and I had a bad night, the description says for W203 and others models, but no mention of W202.

They should fit most models with the type of locks we have, if they don't work I will send them back..

UPDATE:

The rest of my suspension components have arrived!! Febi front lower control arms, lemforder ball joints, and meyle HD rear control arm kit.

The rear control arm kit consists of the following:

Tie rod (L & R)
Axle rod (upper front L & R)
Axle rod (upper rear L & R)
Axle rod (lower front L & R)
All hardware needed to install the above listed items.

Hey, now you can post a classified ad to unload the Meyle camber arms!

which one do the MB arts camber arms replace the upper rear or lower front?

The camber arm is the one in the middle, upper side of the hub assembly. In your photo, it's the arm on second from the bottom. In the photo I posted in this link, it is item -4:

https://mbworld.org/forums/4444164-post31.html

Heh...I see from your photo that you and I have the same digital HD PVR... Or at least it looks like it. I thought my HD PVR was the best invention ever, but then I got my iPhone.

Ok so its the upper rear...

P.S the silver thing in the pic is my Sony home theater system with 6 disc CD/DVD changer

UPDATE:

Just ordered new sub frame bushing kit, differential mount, and the rear control arms I forgot to order last time, will post pics when they arrive.

How about RTABs??? I ordered rtabs sub frame bushings along with other parts
BMWs need good rtabs but I donno about MBs require them to be changed at all.

Rear sub frame seem to move around over time with wear. I recall having seen a short video made by.... (Speedybenz?) but I may be wrong, showing the lateral movements of the frame. I can imagine that this could be very detrimental to rear handling, so anyway to stiffen up the lot would be positive.

Ehhh what are RTABs??

I assume he means rear trailing arm bushings, which commonly need replacing on BMWs.

Ahh, thanks

are you going to molest the new LCA?
are you going to chisel out the new bushings on dose Febi arms and put the new K-mac's instead?
you'll have a brand new suspension when you're finally done

I imagine that with a 12 year old car, if the suspension has not been touched, it could indeed be in need of a touch of renewal to tighten up everything. True if you plan on keeping the car and don't have a rust bucket

I am keeping this car until it dies The suspension has not been touched by the previous owners and has taken a beating from the LOW profile tires I have wrapped around my 19" rims. After I finish the suspension and then exhaust I am going to down size to some 18" rims.

P.S the only rust I have are the tiny rust bubbles around the sunroof, we don't salt our roads here as we never get snow

Good idea and can only concur to your decision. 19" is going a bit overboard and look out of place IMO and that size would look better on a SUV

19 inch rims slows your car down, too much dead weight for your engine to pull.
18's are maximum on these cars if there are no feather light weight 19 inch rims

My 19" rims are lighter than the stock 17" rims

if so great.
too heavy car makes it slower.

Yup! So, should I worry about changing them at all?? I have the parts in hand but its not a simple diy as far as I know.

Just ordered this AMG license plate frame:
http://thumbs1.ebaystatic.com/m/m5Bm...-ts_3g/140.jpg

503, you must have the most understanding significant other ever or be single. You are just raining part orders I'm looking forward to hearing how she feels when you get everything done.

Lol, I am married but my wife understands how much I love cars, I had 5 cars and we made a deal that I could spend 1/2 my tax return on whatever I wanted if I got rid of 2 of the 5 cars.... Now I have 3 cars and 1/2 my tax return to spend on whatever I want, so I figured I would put the $$$$ to good use

I decided to go to a shop to have everything installed as it would take me at least 1-2 weeks to install everything plus I don't have all of the right tools not to mention I am the "I want it now" kinda guy. I am awaiting their quote, I should have it by early next week. The shop I am taking my C43 to is a kleemann dealer/installer and I have already talked with them about the kleemann headers so if the suspension install isn't too ridiculous I should be able to get the headers installed as well, I HOPE!!!

did you buy your wife something with your taxrefund?
don't fogget about her!

I agree, it does get certain purchases made easier...