Will it work?
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2003 CL500
Will it work?
Has anyone use lowering links and one of the lowering moduals in tandem? I was thinking if I static lowered the car with links (as it has been already) then used one of the moduals for that slammed look when parked.
I was informed that the renntech lowers the car 2.5" from stock. My car right now sits 3" lower then stock and its not low enough when parked.
So... if I set the static hight at 1.5" lower then stock and add one of the lowering moduals I could get the parked stance Iam looking for, or will I?
Does anyone know if there is one brand of modual that lowers more then the renntech, or if the info on the renntech height adjustment is correct?
I was informed that the renntech lowers the car 2.5" from stock. My car right now sits 3" lower then stock and its not low enough when parked.
So... if I set the static hight at 1.5" lower then stock and add one of the lowering moduals I could get the parked stance Iam looking for, or will I?
Does anyone know if there is one brand of modual that lowers more then the renntech, or if the info on the renntech height adjustment is correct?
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Yes, its possible. I have links and a module. You will be able to slam the car..just make sure your wheels offsets are conservative enough to not hit the fender. Lowering that much will also increase camber.
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From: Calgary Alberta Canada
2001 Mercedes CL500 2006 E350 4-matic
Has anyone use lowering links and one of the lowering moduals in tandem? I was thinking if I static lowered the car with links (as it has been already) then used one of the moduals for that slammed look when parked.
I was informed that the renntech lowers the car 2.5" from stock. My car right now sits 3" lower then stock and its not low enough when parked.
So... if I set the static hight at 1.5" lower then stock and add one of the lowering moduals I could get the parked stance Iam looking for, or will I?
Does anyone know if there is one brand of modual that lowers more then the renntech, or if the info on the renntech height adjustment is correct?
I was informed that the renntech lowers the car 2.5" from stock. My car right now sits 3" lower then stock and its not low enough when parked.
So... if I set the static hight at 1.5" lower then stock and add one of the lowering moduals I could get the parked stance Iam looking for, or will I?
Does anyone know if there is one brand of modual that lowers more then the renntech, or if the info on the renntech height adjustment is correct?
Make sure your skid plate is in place....
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From: Calgary,Alberta, Canada.
2003 CL500
Its not a daily driver so maybe thats why I have no problems. She only comes out in the summer and stick to the roads I know that are good.
P.S, mike, I have the offsets on the wheels so they do fit as we slammed the car with my adjustable links then the shop took measurments before they ordered the rims from Kranze.
I have an e-mail out to Kleeman regarding their distance of articulation on their mod.How low is your car at static height?
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Right now the module is off of the car. I had A service done. By this spring the car will hopefully be less than 3 inches off of the ground at the lowest... with the links you can go as low as you want basically..
Let me know about your sizes and offsets. Im interested
Let me know about your sizes and offsets. Im interested
