front and back strut bars
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2002 clk430
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CLK W208
I will check the fitment on the w209, if you can send me a picture of your engine bay it would help a lot, the w202 i'm 99% sure front and back would work no problem. pm if intrested.
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Mercedes CLK 430
Hey. New here and am looking for sway bars for my 2002 CLK 430. It is all stock and I live in Carlsbad and will be in L.A. on wednesday.
I would like to talk to you about your bars. Let me know how I can connect with you.
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David
I would like to talk to you about your bars. Let me know how I can connect with you.
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David
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Yeah that's why the CLK63 BS rear shock tower brace attaches to the sheet metal not the shock tops, right?? You may get some marginal benefit from that brace, but no where near what a real sheetmetal brace will do. There is a place in germany that makes them... I have both in aluminum.
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Yeah that's why the CLK63 BS rear shock tower brace attaches to the sheet metal not the shock tops, right?? You may get some marginal benefit from that brace, but no where near what a real sheetmetal brace will do. There is a place in germany that makes them... I have both in aluminum.
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Like i said i respect your opinion but my experience and the members that are using these bars says that it is significantly more than just marginal and also doesnt require drilling and is more user froendly than the weicher ones due to adjustability of stiffness. But again i respect your point of view and everyone elses i just don't appreciate assumptions made without first hand experience.