Eibach with 20 ich Wheels.. Need help...
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CLK 320
Eibach with 20 ich Wheels.. Need help...
Hi,
May I put Eibach springs with 20" wheels ? or Will be able the tires to scrape in the can? I need change my springs, but I need know which is better O.E.M or Eibach. Remember, I have 20" wheels.
Thanks...
May I put Eibach springs with 20" wheels ? or Will be able the tires to scrape in the can? I need change my springs, but I need know which is better O.E.M or Eibach. Remember, I have 20" wheels.
Thanks...
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CLK 320
Gregory,
Yes, I know. But Williams use H&R kit. I need know about Eibach. I know the Eibach lowered 1.2", but it's possible run without problem with 20" wheels ?!... That's the question...
Yes, I know. But Williams use H&R kit. I need know about Eibach. I know the Eibach lowered 1.2", but it's possible run without problem with 20" wheels ?!... That's the question...
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you will be fine with Eibach springs because they don't lower the car as much as H&R
the real question is what are your tire sizes and the offsets on the wheels and aslo what are the widths on the wheels?
the real question is what are your tire sizes and the offsets on the wheels and aslo what are the widths on the wheels?
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Hi CLK FAN,
Ok, let's go to information:
225/35 20 8"j ET 38 - Front with spacers 5mm
245/30 20 8"j ET 38 - Rear with spacers 6mm
What do you think CLK FAN ?
ps: thank you very much for you help....
Ok, let's go to information:
225/35 20 8"j ET 38 - Front with spacers 5mm
245/30 20 8"j ET 38 - Rear with spacers 6mm
What do you think CLK FAN ?
ps: thank you very much for you help....
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you'll be fine with those specs
you might rub on top with the fronts when you take a big dip or bump but nothing that's going to mess up your car
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CLK FAN,
I have other question, What is it PAD#3 / PAD#2 ??? I put the Eibach and the front was very lowered and I want a little more high, because here in Brazil the road it's not like in California.
Thanks again for your attention...
I have other question, What is it PAD#3 / PAD#2 ??? I put the Eibach and the front was very lowered and I want a little more high, because here in Brazil the road it's not like in California.
Thanks again for your attention...
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Vizionclk430,
I know that the rear are 4 nubs and the front are 5 nubs. I called to Dealer and they told me that has 5 sizes: 5mm, 9mm, 13mm, 17mm and 21mm. But, I don't have idea what size is 4 and 5 nubs.
Do you have any sugestion Vizionclk430 or anyone?
I know that the rear are 4 nubs and the front are 5 nubs. I called to Dealer and they told me that has 5 sizes: 5mm, 9mm, 13mm, 17mm and 21mm. But, I don't have idea what size is 4 and 5 nubs.
Do you have any sugestion Vizionclk430 or anyone?
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This info is from marcus f on an old thread again the # one pad is the thinnest and this has the part # for when you go to the dealer
There is no universal 'stock pad'. Mercedes-Benz makes pads in these sizes: 5, 9, 13, 17, and 21 mm and they designate them in their part #'s by numbering them 1 (thinnest), 2, 3, 4, and 5 (thickest). The pads installed on a particular car are based on the equipment that came with that car. For example, a fully equipped 2002 CLK430 convertible probably has a different spring pad than a base 1998 CLK320 coupe. You can reach in and feel the number of bumps on the pad to determine which one your car currently has. The number of bumps will match the pad number.
Front:
210-321-01-84 5mm
210-321-02-84 9mm
210-321-03-84 13mm
210-321-04-84 17mm
210-321-05-84 21mm
Rear:
210-325-01-84 5mm
210-325-02-84 9mm
210-325-03-84 13mm
210-325-04-84 17mm
210-325-05-84 21mm
I hope that helps.
There is no universal 'stock pad'. Mercedes-Benz makes pads in these sizes: 5, 9, 13, 17, and 21 mm and they designate them in their part #'s by numbering them 1 (thinnest), 2, 3, 4, and 5 (thickest). The pads installed on a particular car are based on the equipment that came with that car. For example, a fully equipped 2002 CLK430 convertible probably has a different spring pad than a base 1998 CLK320 coupe. You can reach in and feel the number of bumps on the pad to determine which one your car currently has. The number of bumps will match the pad number.
Front:
210-321-01-84 5mm
210-321-02-84 9mm
210-321-03-84 13mm
210-321-04-84 17mm
210-321-05-84 21mm
Rear:
210-325-01-84 5mm
210-325-02-84 9mm
210-325-03-84 13mm
210-325-04-84 17mm
210-325-05-84 21mm
I hope that helps.
