David Quintero

I'm trying to bag my car and the set up are expensive i just bough my e500 and the previous owner just instal all the air shocks on the car is there anyway that I can use the oem air shocks to lower and raise my car by just buying the silinoids and air tank can anyone help me out and I think my compressor just went out too. Or is there a post that someone did this already let me know . I know there is lowering links. But my car is already low and my compressor when out already

Redwood415

I would advise to not drive the car at all at that extreme low ride height. Why not just replace the compressor? There is a way to slightly lower the default ride height using the SDS computer but it will not be adjustable from the cab other than the "raise vehicle" button. I'm sorry to say but these motorcars are not meant to have wild adjustable ride heights.

David Quintero

Is just want to go a little bit lower then stock cuz I just bought these rims i want to go low buy the edge of the tire my wheels are 19x9.5+45 all the way around and the going up part is on my driveway that is a little steep nothing mayor

Strigoi

Sounds like a lowering module would be the way to go. Just fix the issue with your compressor.

The Programa module is $600.

kajtek1

you can lower your car at least 1" by adjusting sensor rods.

David Quintero

They don' sell it for the e500 any cross refeence that I can use

Strigoi

Which post is this in reply to?

David Quintero

Strigoi , 11-15-2017 07:48 PM
How low are you trying to get the car? Just fix the compressor and get a lowering module unless you're trying to go super low. Another option is to remove the whole airmatic system and install coil overs.

Lowering module: http://www.programainc.com/product_d...aspx?sf=LCMR01

You should also be asking your questions in the W211 section. The New Members section isn't really the place to ask this type of stuff since it doesn't get a ton of traffic.

https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w211-20/

Strigoi

The Programa lowering module will work on your car.

There's a ton of threads on here about lowering modules. Read up on them so you know what you're getting.