C36 AMG, C43 AMG (W202) 1995 - 2000

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Old Aug 14, 2017 | 04:57 PM
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Sweeet, keep us posted!
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Old Aug 14, 2017 | 05:26 PM
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Sweeet, keep us posted!
Sure will do
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Old Aug 14, 2017 | 05:58 PM
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Sure will do
Danijele didn't you already have this folding option on your car?

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Old Aug 14, 2017 | 06:17 PM
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Old Aug 15, 2017 | 06:44 AM
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Noooooo
well, at least I have it and the rest of them!
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Old Aug 15, 2017 | 11:20 AM
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Control Arm Bushing - Control Arm to Knuckle Assembly

Had to transition from the mirror discussion(very helpful and informative) real quick guys as i need help




[I]I have to replace these. they are on order.. my question is this.. I currently have K-Mac Bushings front and rear(Camber,Caster,Toe) does the extractor tool they provide able to press these out??? i have to remove the caliper anyway(probably paint them for a machined look as they look trash currently) would i have to remove the plate/disc behind the rotor to use the tool to extract that bushing??????





These are for the rear(4 all together)



[I]i attempted to use the extractor for this one in particular,maybe i had ran out of patience dealing with this because the extractor tools base was getting bent or distorted rather around the lca base and didnt want to damage if i had to use again and chose to put the torch to this bearing and ended up getting it out but ultimately the cap is from the bushing is stuck in.. id assume a chisel or something will get this out.

I have rear rotors and pads and the Control arm bushing on order.. soon as they come in i want to put everything back together and finish putting my coilovers on so i can tackle the front ends suspension.

Pics of the interior and headliner(gotta take the sunroof cover out and scrape the glue off as i did the headliner) progress soon(maybe tonight just to show where the progress is as the moment).. as i keep skipping around different tasks on the car depending on weather or parts coming in.
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Old Aug 15, 2017 | 11:36 AM
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First picture. Can't tell if it's front or rear. Removing front brake shield is easy. Remove caliper, remove rotor, remove stub axle and you can unscrew and remove the shield.
For the rear that's a different story. You need to first remove the caliper. To go further you need a bearing puller to extract the half axle. You then have access to the shield.
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Old Aug 15, 2017 | 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by DRBC43AMG
First picture. Can't tell if it's front or rear. Removing front brake shield is easy. Remove caliper, remove rotor, remove stub axle and you can unscrew and remove the shield.
For the rear that's a different story. You need to first remove the caliper. To go further you need a bearing puller to extract the half axle. You then have access to the shield.
My Fault.. everything pictured is for the rear.. i haven't even begun to tackle the front yet.. as i ran into horrible rotors/pads... and in disconnecting everything to put my new bushings and coilovers i noticed this control arm knuckle assembly bushing
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Old Aug 16, 2017 | 04:32 PM
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I pulled the trigger this evening for the harness and both mirrors and I'll look for the appropriate central console later...
Goods should be here in the next 10 days or so
That will be one of next winter's projects
Damn the sale fell through after the seller sent me an e-mail this morning saying that the left mirror assembly was broken. I cancelled the order. Just the loom will be arriving in the next days, so I need to look around for a new set of w210 folding mirrors/blinkers
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Old Aug 16, 2017 | 05:30 PM
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Without proper tools, those bushings will take forever. I had the hardest time with mine.

Id suggest getting the right tool for those plus the rear shield if you dont wanna go as far as taking it off, loosen the three screws that hold it that way you can rotate it for better visibility.

If you are gonna make your own tool with sovkets andnlong bolts, make sure you but high grade steel. Its a must
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Old Aug 17, 2017 | 07:46 PM
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cant you rent those at your local autoparts store?
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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 11:08 AM
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Great investment. Equivalent to MB Specialty tool: 202 589 00 43 01







Broke a punch in the inside the area where the hose go trying to hammer out the piston. smh sending it to rock auto as a core for the centric rears they have
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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 11:19 AM
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Wanted a more aggressive drop than what springs offer, tho ive read "PJMAK" had a bad experience with these a few yrs back i decided to give them a try.. didn't want to go the KW route being this machine wont get much track use if any




Better pics soon as i get my calipers
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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 01:29 PM
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Not necesarilly a bad experience.

Maybe my alignment guy didnt make the best of these. I was tucking tire a bit and at that height the adjustable bushings didnt really give me much flexibility.

If your car sits higher itll be worth it.

Btw I have rear calilers if you need but ive been so busy, just had our baby a week ago. Not much free time and I know I also promissed you other larts.

The calipers are at my own garage so id be able to send you those quick.

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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by cm60k
Both for Fronts, and sharing the same size, which is (330x32)..!

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http://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Inf...22&SVSVSI=4007

i was on pelican parts and it reads (312x28) for fronts for the S500 fronts and the same for E500 front rotors... am i missing something or looking for the wrong replacement rotors? i understand it our stock rotors are (334x32)...

i ask cuz i seen u mentioned this as well "but not recommend to sacrificing of (4mm) thick on each Rotor..!,

cause pistons need to pushing the pads more forward to touch the Rotor Ring..!!,

prefer to get alternative Rotor with (32mm),,

can go with OEM's, plan or drilled...
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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by PJmak
Not necesarilly a bad experience.

Maybe my alignment guy didnt make the best of these. I was tucking tire a bit and at that height the adjustable bushings didnt really give me much flexibility.

If your car sits higher itll be worth it.

Btw I have rear calilers if you need but ive been so busy, just had our baby a week ago. Not much free time and I know I also promissed you other larts.

The calipers are at my own garage so id be able to send you those quick.
i don't think i want to tuck tire but def want the fender and tire gap to be maybe a 1 finger gap. and hoping the K-macs help tbh.. we will see, ill def let you know how it feels when the car is off the jackstands.. As for the calipers ill let u know in a couple days for sure, and no worries still tackling the front suspension so its no rush on the other things as i have yet to get to that bridge! congrats on the child!
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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by IBowlC63AMG
http://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Inf...22&SVSVSI=4007

i was on pelican parts and it reads (312x28) for fronts for the S500 fronts and the same for E500 front rotors... am i missing something or looking for the wrong replacement rotors?
Do you want to go with W220 Rotors..?, and why.?!?

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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by cm60k
Do you want to go with W220 Rotors..?, and why.?!?

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No, maybe i misunderstood what a few of you guys were speaking about... its to my understanding or lack there of lol that we were speaking about replacement rotors for the c43 and the cost vs cheaper alternatives... so that's how i got to looking at these part #'s u mentioned in the thread.. i think this is where is started

"Stock Rotors are good indeed, but i believe they're not worth that $$$$,,

prefer to go with drilled Rotors, with less $$$$.."

-;ZAYED;-

"If you want plan Rotors, you can go with "W211 E500" Rotors,

MB #: "211 421 11 12",,

or if you like to go with drilled Rotors, just get "W220 S500 4-Matic" Rotors,

MB #: "220 421 18 12",,

both are reliable & great brake perform.."

again maybe i misunderstood what was being discussed at this particular part... but for better understanding i def need front rotors and was looking for an alternative. but if there isnt any i would pay the $$$$$ for the stock rotors.. Thanks again for all your help you've been providing as well everyone else
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Old Aug 24, 2017 | 02:58 PM
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Never mind bro.,

forget about from which models those part #s i provided,

i forward these #s to choose between "plan or drilled" Rotors & for correct fitment,,

you can also stick with stock Rotors, it's you CALL..

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Originally Posted by cm60k
Never mind bro.,

forget about from which models those part #s i provided,

i forward these #s to choose between "plan or drilled" Rotors & for correct fitment,,

you can also stick with stock Rotors, it's you CALL..

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just so i understand correctly.. are u saying those rotors wont work on my current platform?? and you were just mentioning the part #'s of the other rotors to show which models had plain or drilled?? or they will work theyre just smaller in size???? apologies for the confusion
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if they do work id rather go with these being they are more cost effective vs $250 or so ea for front rotors.
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These are the rotors I have in the front now for years with stock pads and calipers. No problem



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These are the rotors I have in the front now for years with stock pads and calipers. No problem



Thank you!would u mind giving me the part# and or the site you ordered them from?? thanks!
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No problem,

do you want to go with (plan = non drilled) like stock, or (drilled) Rotors..??

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Originally Posted by IBowlC63AMG
Thank you!would u mind giving me the part# and or the site you ordered them from?? thanks!
Im pretty sure this is it.

I get all my stuff from this site

http://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/2034211312.htm?pn=203-421-13-12-M359&catalog_description=Brake%20Disc%20%2D%20Vent ed%20and%20Cross%20Drilled%20%20%20%20%28%33%33%30 %20X%20%32%38%20mm%2C%20Front%20Left%20or%20Right% 29%20%20&SVSVSI=3529
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