What's the best shocks with Vogtland Springs?
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2003 E 320, 2005 CLK 320
What's the best shocks with Vogtland Springs?
What do you guys thing the best shocks to combine with Vogtland lowering springs on our CLK 320?
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i hear to stick with Konis. but not sure. i dont read that a lot of ppl are getting vogtland for springs. did you get the regular one or the audio one? haha
and i think some members shell out for the koni fsd. but thats some premium stuff.
and i think some members shell out for the koni fsd. but thats some premium stuff.
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You know what, I just actually heard of Vogtland springs my self. A few people hear swear by them. I was going for Eibach as it was less rough on daily driver cars, but someone said Vogtland would be better as it is more comfortable.
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2001 E55, 2002 ML55, 2002 SL500, 2003 CLK55
There's also Bilstein sports to consider as a shock.
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+1, I've got Vogtland's on my C280 and E55 and they're a bit more comfortable than H&R's. Vogtland's are supposedly a very high quality spring. I'm not positive but think that Vogtland's tend to lower a bit more than what I'm comfortable with. I prefer to see a nice even fender gap between wheel and tire. With Vogtland's the top of the fender comes a bit closer to the tire.
There's also Bilstein sports to consider as a shock.
There's also Bilstein sports to consider as a shock.