H&R Springs on my GLK, painted front grill and tinted tails
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H&R Springs on my GLK, painted front grill and tinted tails
I purchased the H&R springs for my GLK about 6 weeks back and had the dealer do the install for me. I had 4 quotes and the dealer was by far the cheapest around $250 for the install. The other quotes started at $400 up to $600. I am pleased with the results. Let me know what you guys think. I painted the front grill and had the tails tinted out.
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That looks fantastic. I ordered the H&R springs from Tire Rack two weeks ago and had them delivered. I sent them back after having a change of heart....your photos are making me reconsider having done that.
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The dealer was the cheapest?
The spring dealer or your MB dealer..?
The spring dealer or your MB dealer..?
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It's worse than post and run.
"Willful and malicious desecration of a perfectly nice vehicle" comes to mind. Compounded by awful photography as well.
Wayne
"Willful and malicious desecration of a perfectly nice vehicle" comes to mind. Compounded by awful photography as well.
Wayne
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Sorry guys I dont get on here enough. My bad...
The dealer was the cheapest for the install much to my surprise.
No camber kit needed and I confirmed this with both H&R and the dealership at the time of installation.
The ride is much smoother than before and I prefer the GLK now compared to before the springs. The only thing you have to be careful of is taking speed bumps a little slower than before but otherwise I am please.
The GLK actually gets about .5 MPG better than before the springs. I know it sounds odd but I am very aware of my fuel mileage and immediately after the install I noticed a difference.
The dealer was the cheapest for the install much to my surprise.
No camber kit needed and I confirmed this with both H&R and the dealership at the time of installation.
The ride is much smoother than before and I prefer the GLK now compared to before the springs. The only thing you have to be careful of is taking speed bumps a little slower than before but otherwise I am please.
The GLK actually gets about .5 MPG better than before the springs. I know it sounds odd but I am very aware of my fuel mileage and immediately after the install I noticed a difference.
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Sorry guys I dont get on here enough. My bad...
The dealer was the cheapest for the install much to my surprise.
No camber kit needed and I confirmed this with both H&R and the dealership at the time of installation.
The ride is much smoother than before and I prefer the GLK now compared to before the springs. The only thing you have to be careful of is taking speed bumps a little slower than before but otherwise I am please.
The GLK actually gets about .5 MPG better than before the springs. I know it sounds odd but I am very aware of my fuel mileage and immediately after the install I noticed a difference.
The dealer was the cheapest for the install much to my surprise.
No camber kit needed and I confirmed this with both H&R and the dealership at the time of installation.
The ride is much smoother than before and I prefer the GLK now compared to before the springs. The only thing you have to be careful of is taking speed bumps a little slower than before but otherwise I am please.
The GLK actually gets about .5 MPG better than before the springs. I know it sounds odd but I am very aware of my fuel mileage and immediately after the install I noticed a difference.
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Is tire rack the only pace to get springs? I've only been on the forums for a day but I'd like to drop my glk that's on lease.
Sorry guys I dont get on here enough. My bad...
The dealer was the cheapest for the install much to my surprise.
No camber kit needed and I confirmed this with both H&R and the dealership at the time of installation.
The ride is much smoother than before and I prefer the GLK now compared to before the springs. The only thing you have to be careful of is taking speed bumps a little slower than before but otherwise I am please.
The GLK actually gets about .5 MPG better than before the springs. I know it sounds odd but I am very aware of my fuel mileage and immediately after the install I noticed a difference.
The dealer was the cheapest for the install much to my surprise.
No camber kit needed and I confirmed this with both H&R and the dealership at the time of installation.
The ride is much smoother than before and I prefer the GLK now compared to before the springs. The only thing you have to be careful of is taking speed bumps a little slower than before but otherwise I am please.
The GLK actually gets about .5 MPG better than before the springs. I know it sounds odd but I am very aware of my fuel mileage and immediately after the install I noticed a difference.
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I see you removed the rear letter/number badges... I did too on mine.
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