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First of all, I would like to say that all these slammed 211's are sexy!
Second, I can't find out how to freaking lower my E500, I read everywhere about adjustable links, but fail to find where to buy them from. Also, I seen somewhere you can lower it with washers, is this true?
Second, I can't find out how to freaking lower my E500, I read everywhere about adjustable links, but fail to find where to buy them from. Also, I seen somewhere you can lower it with washers, is this true?
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Second, I can't find out how to freaking lower my E500, I read everywhere about adjustable links, but fail to find where to buy them from. Also, I seen somewhere you can lower it with washers, is this true?
You have many optionsOriginally Posted by thongvilay
First of all, I would like to say that all these slammed 211's are sexy!Second, I can't find out how to freaking lower my E500, I read everywhere about adjustable links, but fail to find where to buy them from. Also, I seen somewhere you can lower it with washers, is this true?
1) washers - they work, but don't lower your car much
2) links - http://www.adjustableairride.com/
3) ELM
4) lower your car via STAR
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1) washers - they work, but don't lower your car much
2) links - http://www.adjustableairride.com/
3) ELM
4) lower your car via STAR
I believe I'm going to go with the links. Is it difficult to install? Hmmm, 20's off my w208 should fit the w211?Originally Posted by tbone
You have many options1) washers - they work, but don't lower your car much
2) links - http://www.adjustableairride.com/
3) ELM
4) lower your car via STAR
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Fronts were **** easy, infact you actually dont need to remove the wheel. Rear was harder and again you dont need to remove wheels but you need some good lighting and clearance to get arms etc in there.Originally Posted by thongvilay
I believe I'm going to go with the links. Is it difficult to install? Hmmm, 20's off my w208 should fit the w211?
20s - what width and offset ? also what rubber ?
Wheels will fit most likely but will it look flush and sit well is another question.
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hehe i know im a little late but, here are some of the cars from Indonesia with bags. Originally Posted by onthewall01
Out of curiosity, has anyone seen a 211 slammed on bags? I mean aftermarket, not stock. Something in a VIP look.
try http://permaisuri.com/autoshow/archive/2010 change the years from 2004-2010 and just thread =) http://conceptmotorsport.com/v4/auto...y_showcase.asp
http://iforged.com/showroom/main.php?g2_itemId=1992
They all are using AirRunner Air Suspensions
Happy threading! =)=)
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This is a beautiful set up. What did you use for the drop? What kind of wheels are those (and size), and where did you get them from?Originally Posted by AMG4EmE
My W211. Not as slammed as most of you. Should drop another 1/2 inch or so since I just got the work done today...
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The wheels are an AMG OEM option upgrade for the CL550/63 S550/63. 19x8.5 front offset 43 and 19x9.5 rear offset 43.
They were mounted with 10 mm H&R Spacers and dropped with H&R Sport Springs. I just got the car back yesterday so the car is supposed to drop another 1/2" or so in the front and back.
Thanks for the nice words Diesel!
They were mounted with 10 mm H&R Spacers and dropped with H&R Sport Springs. I just got the car back yesterday so the car is supposed to drop another 1/2" or so in the front and back.
Thanks for the nice words Diesel!

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soo all these cars were lowered with the links and the airmatic factory suspension in front and rear ??
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Knowing you, I would go ELM and if you want to slam it for car shows, you may need to do both ELM and links. Originally Posted by Lexusondubs
soo all these cars were lowered with the links and the airmatic factory suspension in front and rear ??

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neo from CL ?? and whats ELM ??Originally Posted by Neoii
Knowing you, I would go ELM and if you want to slam it for car shows, you may need to do both ELM and links.
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Originally Posted by Lexusondubs
neo from CL ??

Are you doing research or did you pick up a new car?
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Electronic Lowering Module. These control the height of cars with built in air suspension. There are a few brands out there but I'd go with the Renntech. v2 and v3 has a remote to control the height.Originally Posted by Lexusondubs
whats ELM ??
You can read up on these as there are plenty of threads on lowering.
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Are you doing research or did you pick up a new car?
Electronic Lowering Module. These control the height of cars with built in air suspension. There are a few brands out there but I'd go with the Renntech. v2 and v3 has a remote to control the height.
You can read up on these as there are plenty of threads on lowering.
looking for a new project ... why the module instead of the links ??Originally Posted by Neoii

Are you doing research or did you pick up a new car?
Electronic Lowering Module. These control the height of cars with built in air suspension. There are a few brands out there but I'd go with the Renntech. v2 and v3 has a remote to control the height.
You can read up on these as there are plenty of threads on lowering.
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because the module costs about 4Xs moreOriginally Posted by Lexusondubs
looking for a new project ... why the module instead of the links ??

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soo why would anybody use the module instead of the links and save the cash ?? Originally Posted by nelson09
because the module costs about 4Xs more


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probably just brand name recognition (Brabus, AMG, Carlsson, Renntech, etc.) that or the convenience of being able to adjust it with a remote or whatever. Personally I like the day to day challenges of driving a lowered vehicle or angling in/out of driveways, all the horn honking over speed bumps, etc...unless I could drive it as low (or even lower) as I am now and park it super undriveable low. But that'll have to wait until I replace the w210. Once we cross that bridge though I'd say I'd more than likely just get as low as possible on links and do like you say - either save the extra grand or put it towards something else on the car.Originally Posted by Lexusondubs
soo why would anybody use the module instead of the links and save the cash ?? 
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that does sound cool anybody got any vids of this lol Originally Posted by nelson09
probably just brand name recognition (Brabus, AMG, Carlsson, Renntech, etc.) that or the convenience of being able to adjust it with a remote or whatever. Personally I like the day to day challenges of driving a lowered vehicle or angling in/out of driveways, all the horn honking over speed bumps, etc...unless I could drive it as low (or even lower) as I am now and park it super undriveable low. But that'll have to wait until I replace the w210. Once we cross that bridge though I'd say I'd more than likely just get as low as possible on links and do like you say - either save the extra grand or put it towards something else on the car.


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new rims
what you guys reckon ? I think i might go back to 19s for now actually, become a tad bumpy.
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I see you like ur supras
I like it stay on the 20's
Go lower on the rear by 2cms.
Ride Low and Slow lol.

I like it stay on the 20's

Go lower on the rear by 2cms.
Ride Low and Slow lol.
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