lowering 2000 s500
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Hi Guys has anyone dealt with http://www.adjustableairride.com/ for there lowering method, any replies appreciated and also has anyone had problems after lowering. I want to lower mine around 3 quarters to 1 inch.
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Hi Guys has anyone dealt with http://www.adjustableairride.com/ for there lowering method, any replies appreciated and also has anyone had problems after lowering. I want to lower mine around 3 quarters to 1 inch.
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Well i lowered my s500 1 inch using adjustable air rides height sensor arms and it took 30 minutes and $250 including parts & labour and the car looks great and i feel very minimum ride difference.
I highly reccomend these guys if any one is interested in lowering.
I highly reccomend these guys if any one is interested in lowering.
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I have been perfectly happy using lowering links on both my vehicles and many of my customers vehicles also. I simply feel the lowering modules are not worth the price. Also IMO, these newer Mercedes already have enough electronics, why add more if you dont have to?
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We use the Adjustable Ride height solution for our clients and it has worked quite well, and goes along with our other solutions.