Eibach springs PRO KIT Part #2517.140
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Hey delija, nice to see another Australian here! I guess you’re talking about those springs on eBay, I really don’t know much about springs so I’m not sure if they fit a E220 but I know Eibach make 2505-140 springs designed for the E220. But I think the general consensus is that Eibach springs are the best choice for a W124
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Hey delija, nice to see another Australian here! I guess you’re talking about those springs on eBay, I really don’t know much about springs so I’m not sure if they fit a E220 but I know Eibach make 2505-140 springs designed for the E220. But I think the general consensus is that Eibach springs are the best choice for a W124 ![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
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I called yesterday and got quote for Pro kit for E220 $600aud.
Would Blisteins be better choice?
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From what I know Bilstein only make coil over shocks ($$$) not springs by themselves
, but if it were me I would probably go the Eibach springs and the Bilstein shocks
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bilstein makes 3-4 different types of shocks for the w124. Sport, HD's (heavy duty), and Comfort. Plus a Sportline-spec that is apparently quite difficult to find. The shocks you choose shoud depend on the springs you go with. Search this topic, as it has been covered quite frequently.
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