c63 amg w204 and H&R springs Issues.
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c63 amg w204 and H&R springs Issues.
How to get my front end lower. I put 17mm pads in the back but the front is still to high, like 2inches wheel gap. He looks higher than stock ...
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That couldn't be correct. I just had H&R springs with 17mm rear spring pads fitted too my W204 C63 sedan at the weekend and it's definitely much lower than stock. Are you sure they fitted the springs correctly.
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2 inches seems bit too much. i dont think stock even has 2 inches gap.
take pics of the suspension. turn wheel all way to one side and u can get pics that way.
and post it
take pics of the suspension. turn wheel all way to one side and u can get pics that way.
and post it
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Something is distinctly wrong with your install. Have it checked immediately. That IS higher than stock.
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Hi check it twice. I'll post a pic this weekend... the rear seems to be right but the front pissed me off.
The garage says its pretty easy, the front have no pads, it's sitting like the oem one.
The garage says its pretty easy, the front have no pads, it's sitting like the oem one.
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It does look like its sitting awfully high.
Based on the two pics you have there, I would just say to make sure that the spring is seated properly at the bottom.
I have tried to dummy up a crappy photo for you here. Where the red is its an indent, and the very end of that spring needs to butt up to that indent, so that it is fully seated down. The blue arrow represents end of that spring. If that spring was turned and not sitting like that before that assembly was fully back together you would be sitting high, and the spring DOES look like its on a bit of an angle there relative to the rest of the assembly. May just be the pic tho. There is also rubber at the top that needs to be seated properly.
Based on the two pics you have there, I would just say to make sure that the spring is seated properly at the bottom.
I have tried to dummy up a crappy photo for you here. Where the red is its an indent, and the very end of that spring needs to butt up to that indent, so that it is fully seated down. The blue arrow represents end of that spring. If that spring was turned and not sitting like that before that assembly was fully back together you would be sitting high, and the spring DOES look like its on a bit of an angle there relative to the rest of the assembly. May just be the pic tho. There is also rubber at the top that needs to be seated properly.
Last edited by 604 C63; 05-26-2017 at 03:31 PM.
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It's too high. Install error. Reinstall.
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https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...r-springs.html
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I think the springs have a issue. Installation is done Well on my car. Still have de bump stop on it. The spring is sitting properly ... Dont know what to do.
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if the springs are installed correctly as you say then you must have the wrong springs for your exact w204 model. I personally would have them removed asap.
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The model number on the spring in the picture is correct. Something is out of whack but it doesnt look like we will solve it here.
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I agree with 604 C63. The number on the spring is the correct application for a 2010 C63. You will need to contact your supplier or H&R directly and go from there.