Just dropped it, too low???
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This is pre- Koni installation. It remained the same though with the Koni's. As far as the ride frickin love it. I love the fact that I can adjust the ride, bilstein's you can't do that. I used Bilstein on my M5 and it was a good ride but I perfer the Koni's. I almost got the coilover kit, I'm glad I didn't cuz I heard the ride is rough.
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This is pre- Koni installation. It remained the same though with the Koni's. As far as the ride frickin love it. I love the fact that I can adjust the ride, bilstein's you can't do that. I used Bilstein on my M5 and it was a good ride but I perfer the Koni's. I almost got the coilover kit, I'm glad I didn't cuz I heard the ride is rough.
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I'm pretty sure it was [8741 1412SPORT] but I'll look tonight I still have the box in the garage. If you look that number up I know it shows they are for a W203, I did plenty of research on this and so did my mechanic. I will confirm the part # later today.
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I could, but what is going on to some degree is the inclined slope of the driveway is causing the lower rear look. When the car is on a flat surfact it's pretty even.
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how stiff are these shocks on the hardest setting in your opinion? i'm on the fence between PSS9 or these Konis now. i already have the H&R springs.
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have you found pads for the w209? I went to the dealer and they stated only pads in the rear, nothing to be adjusted in the front.