Lowering a CLK55
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It really depends on what kind of drop you want. There are a few things to take into consideration like wheels, springs and suspension.
It is recommended to change your stock suspension when putting on lowering springs. Bilstein/Koni are some companies for suspension. There are different brand springs like H&R/Eibach/Vogtland. H&R's being more sporty (lower) and the other two more comfort (higher).Will you be staying on your stock wheels or going bigger?
Then there is always coilovers...
Check this link (https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...n-upgrade.html)
It is recommended to change your stock suspension when putting on lowering springs. Bilstein/Koni are some companies for suspension. There are different brand springs like H&R/Eibach/Vogtland. H&R's being more sporty (lower) and the other two more comfort (higher).Will you be staying on your stock wheels or going bigger?
Then there is always coilovers...
Check this link (https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...n-upgrade.html)
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I used Vogtlands on my old C32 and liked them a lot. Not too low which was what I was looking for. I may use them again on my C55 (which has the CLK front end) but I'm not sure if it even needs lowering...
Last edited by wawy; 06-12-2010 at 05:51 PM.
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