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I want to share my experience of lowering my S63 coupe.
I have long wanted to lower my suspension but i was afraid of all existing methods, and once I found this offer on Amazon:
The device is super small and compact and plugs into the OBDII port under the dash.
Seller has outstanding customer service. Responded to all my questions really fast. Crazy fas shipping and item as described. I have S63 coupe and was able to custom lower my suspension in a minute. This is so easy and online instructions are straight forward. Can go back to stock suspension values without problems. Car looks so much better and I love lowered handling too. Pictures below show car lowered but I am still adjusting to find better look with not compromised handling at the same time.
Car looks good at that height. I also have an OBD Lowering module. And it does works great. I like that it has 3 different pre sets settings you can chose from.
Car looks good at that height. I also have an OBD Lowering module. And it does works great. I like that it has 3 different pre sets settings you can chose from.
do you use option 'low' or some else level? can you send pics?
Op, when you do custom and the values are - 55mm do you change it to - 45 to raise the car?
stock height is 32 Front/Rear. If you want to raise back up to stock just use the first option( Factory). Custom mode basically let you adjust how low or low you want to go. Low setting is a pre-set setting for lowered look. You can bring the car back up by either using the (factory) mode. Or just adjust it to how high you want the car to raise under (custom) setting. Hope that help.
I have had the OBD 2 lowering module for over two years. Love it. I mainly use the low setting for attending Cars and Coffee events. Boy does the vehicle get attention. I highly recommend it. Very user friendly. It works.
If you are talking to me (Chris The Swede). Thank you very much. I think everyone has some pretty sweet rides in the forum. Including your vehicle. We will have to trade sometime. Maybe I can bring the car to Sweden and we could open her up. lol. Well have an amazing day.
stock height is 32 Front/Rear. If you want to raise back up to stock just use the first option( Factory). Custom mode basically let you adjust how low or low you want to go. Low setting is a pre-set setting for lowered look. You can bring the car back up by either using the (factory) mode. Or just adjust it to how high you want the car to raise under (custom) setting. Hope that help.
sorry to clarify my question. If i want to lower it by 10MM do i go -42 or -22? thank you
I have had the OBD 2 lowering module for over two years. Love it. I mainly use the low setting for attending Cars and Coffee events. Boy does the vehicle get attention. I highly recommend it. Very user friendly. It works.
Thank you very much. Here are some interior shots. The car is truly amazing and is a piece of art. LOL. The 2019's are nice, however this is the last of the Mercedes big block twin turbo, per say. Another words, from the 5.5 to the 4.0 liter. Have an amazing 2019.
Thank you very much. Here are some interior shots. The car is truly amazing and is a piece of art. LOL. The 2019's are nice, however this is the last of the Mercedes big block twin turbo, per say. Another words, from the 5.5 to the 4.0 liter. Have an amazing 2019.
Nice Berry. A fully optioned out S63. Beautiful my friend.
Try 35mm front & 55mm rear in custom setting. I think it gives the car a more even stance?
Thanks, traveling allot lately and constant downpours for the pass 2 weeks here in Socal don’t help. I will play with it soon and see how it looks and post some photos.
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