Question on Brabus Springs for CLK500
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Question on Brabus Springs for CLK500
I just ordered a set of Brabus springs to lower the car. My concern is after reading certain treads is my shocks are going to be dead after some time. My car is a lease and I do not plan on keeping the car for more then 3 years. What am in getting myself into with this springs?
I do not plan on cutting the spring’s just stock Brabus springs. How long will my shocks live for. Should i just return the order?
I do not plan on cutting the spring’s just stock Brabus springs. How long will my shocks live for. Should i just return the order?
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Re: Question on Brabus Springs for CLK500
Originally posted by TheRok
I just ordered a set of Brabus springs to lower the car. My concern is after reading certain treads is my shocks are going to be dead after some time. My car is a lease and I do not plan on keeping the car for more then 3 years. What am in getting myself into with this springs?
I do not plan on cutting the spring’s just stock Brabus springs. How long will my shocks live for. Should i just return the order?
I just ordered a set of Brabus springs to lower the car. My concern is after reading certain treads is my shocks are going to be dead after some time. My car is a lease and I do not plan on keeping the car for more then 3 years. What am in getting myself into with this springs?
I do not plan on cutting the spring’s just stock Brabus springs. How long will my shocks live for. Should i just return the order?
if people really want to get technical, changing your shocks and springs will still put your whole suspension off balance, the point is, who really cares...your oem shocks will not die tomorrow, next year, or even three years from now....if your just in it for the looks, save your money and just buy springs...if your a suspension freak, then just dont stop at shocks, go change everything in the car, and spend 20K, and then no one can tell you your suspension is "off".