E-Class (W124) 1984-1995: E 260, E 300, E 320, E 420, E 500 (Includes CE, T, TD models)

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Old 12-16-2010, 09:26 PM
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lowering question?

I have a w124 wagon, 1991 300te. I am lowering it with h&r springs and bilstein sports. I have a set of staggered 18x8 and 18x9 Monoblock aero II. What size tires are you guys running front and rear? Thinking something like a 225/40/18 front and a 245/35/18 rear? Also do any of you guys have pictures of one with this setup so i can see what it will look like?

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My wagon shares your springs and struts, I have 17x7.5 et35 (about et35, they were et32 and I had them shaved a tad)

with 215x45x17 tires front and rear.

Fronts are pretty durn tight, and I would go a little larger in rear if I were shopping now.

What color? And, post up some pics, b4 and afta.
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It is dark grey with a silver bottom. Are you still running the sls? I went with the 18's because i am going to c32 front brakes. Also trying to find all the parts to do a e320 front end conversion with euro lights kinda like yours. I am also trying to find the 500e front fenders for a decent price, but not having any luck. I already found the rear quarter cuts for the flares. Also swapping in a diesel rear gear for gas mileage and a diesel valve body with the appr. accumulator springs for a 1st gear start and good shifts.

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