Rigid Collar for C63





The pictures are actually decent. I mean, there are only so many places where these can go, right....
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may have to remove rear tire, undercover, sidecover, etc. gazette plate bolt? (blue circle), types of wiring connector, clamp, hose bolt, levelizer, etc. other necessary parts to remove
1. loosen R-1/R-2 bolts, lower the subframe 20-25mm
2. put the grease on the rigid collar, and insert it according to the illustration
*for safety do it one by one
*"special bolt" so lightly tap from the bottom when inserting
*Select an appropriate rigid collar based on the lower hole in the F1 area
*the size of the lower hole
3. keep the flatness/curveness?? of the subframe at a certain level and pre-tighten the bolt little by little
*do not use air tool
4. check that the bolted part is completely lifted, tighten with the proper torque
5. put back everything
Translated by a friend, not me.
Did I notice a huge difference? I don't think I did. But, it didn't cost a lot, happy to give it a try.




may have to remove rear tire, undercover, sidecover, etc. gazette plate bolt? (blue circle), types of wiring connector, clamp, hose bolt, levelizer, etc. other necessary parts to remove
1. loosen R-1/R-2 bolts, lower the subframe 20-25mm
2. put the grease on the rigid collar, and insert it according to the illustration
*for safety do it one by one
*"special bolt" so lightly tap from the bottom when inserting
*Select an appropriate rigid collar based on the lower hole in the F1 area
*the size of the lower hole
3. keep the flatness/curveness?? of the subframe at a certain level and pre-tighten the bolt little by little
*do not use air tool
4. check that the bolted part is completely lifted, tighten with the proper torque
5. put back everything
Translated by a friend, not me.
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