My W212 Is Not Lowered Enough
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2004 E320, 2006 Audi A6, 2008 C350 W204, 2010 BMW F10, 2012 Porsche Carrera S 991, 2014 E350 W212
We have heard people saying the 2WD springs will work on the 4matic model, but these confirmations are all coming from people with C300, C350, or E 4matic with VOGTLAND or other springs.
We need confirmation from people with 4matic W212 that actually installed H&R sports springs, P/N 52728.
We need confirmation from people with 4matic W212 that actually installed H&R sports springs, P/N 52728.
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From: Jerz
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I also have Eibach springs (Bilstein 12) on my 2010 E200 CGI, with the same exact tire measurement.
The height will drop a little bit over the next couple of months. When I installed the B12 kit, the car had about 3-finger gap in the front, 3 in the rear. Now it's at 2 (a tight 2) in the front, 2.5 in the rear. I'm okay with this height; actually I'd prefer to have 2.5 in the front, because I scratch the bottom coming out of some (not all) underground garages.
The height will drop a little bit over the next couple of months. When I installed the B12 kit, the car had about 3-finger gap in the front, 3 in the rear. Now it's at 2 (a tight 2) in the front, 2.5 in the rear. I'm okay with this height; actually I'd prefer to have 2.5 in the front, because I scratch the bottom coming out of some (not all) underground garages.
