Driving with lifted suspension button
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Driving with lifted suspension button
Is it ok to drive for long periods of time with the lifted suspension button (dont know what its called, sorry).
The reason i ask is because i took the car i just bought to a shop to get the alignment done and they said my camber is horrible and i need to lift it to get it corrected. I said i dont really wanna lift it cause i like how it looks. They suggestd that i could fix more than half of the camber issue by driving it with that button on.
So ive been driving it like that for over a week and im just wondering if its ok to drive like that.
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The reason i ask is because i took the car i just bought to a shop to get the alignment done and they said my camber is horrible and i need to lift it to get it corrected. I said i dont really wanna lift it cause i like how it looks. They suggestd that i could fix more than half of the camber issue by driving it with that button on.
So ive been driving it like that for over a week and im just wondering if its ok to drive like that.
Thanks
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2016 E550 Cab & 2011 GL 550 & 09 VROD Muscle & 06 Seadoo Speedster LE .......
Nothing happens u can drive as u please...........camber is a issue with some airmatic cars but the car does electronically lower it self as it speeds up.......u can't fix camber by driving it raised...
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K-mac camber kits, not cheap, but cheaper than tires. I have never used them, but i read alot of people do most of them are track goers...
http://www.k-mac.com/pages/newprods/...ercedes_05.htm
http://www.k-mac.com/pages/newprods/...ercedes_05.htm