SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: Nearest facilty that will lower my SL55
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Nearest facilty that will lower my SL55
Hello to all, is there anyone who can point me in the right direction, I am ready to lower my car and I am wondering if there is a facility near or around the Richmond VA or D.C. area that will be able to assist me? I know "Veloce" can do it, but that would be too far for me to travel, thanks in advance.
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E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
Is it still in warranty? If it is...
then I'd let an MB dealer do it with SDS. If there's an issue, you can always at least attempt to fall back on them. Have done it to the 5 SL's I have owned with no problems at all.
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sorry this is off topic charles but ... "BACK BLAST AREA CLEAR!!!!" ![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
worked with 2-75th rangers in iraq, im with 25th ID hawaii. well not anymore i got blown up lol
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worked with 2-75th rangers in iraq, im with 25th ID hawaii. well not anymore i got blown up lol
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"Roger That" Bro! I trust you are fairing well these day's. I just left Benning 2 years ago as a Ranger Instructor for about 4 years, I aslo spent 15 years in the Infantry and served with the 101'st and 82nd, now I gave up making 1SG to become an officer in the Army. LOL, A logistics officer, no more kicking down doors and slinging led for me bro, straight up pencil pusher now LMAO, Thanks for stopping by. I will always welcome a brother in arms, "Ranger's Lead The Way"!
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Yes Sir I do, however I think that I will be going with the STAR system and seeing what that will turn out for me. Thanks for your reply, it's deeply appreciated. Charles.
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No problem.
If you get it done I'd like to know with some pics as well, I always wanted to do mine, but was too worried it might spoil the ride.
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I just put new 20" wheels on her and stepped up a notch in tire sizes:
255/30R20 (Front)
295/30R20 (Rear)
Wheels: (Euro 26)
8.5 wide (Front)
10.0 wide (Rear) with 25mm offset.
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Charles and Infantry:
You guys are awesome. Thank you for keeping the greatest country in the world safe and free. Our armed forces are the best in the world because of motivated sharp people like you. I don’t stop and ponder just how blessed I am to be able to pursue the American dream both free and safe nearly enough. I can do this because of dedicated folks in the military.
I was raised to respect what our military does for us. My dad is a retired USMC colonel. He spent two tours in Viet Nam and won a Silver Star and two Bronze stars. He was once called a baby killer by a stupid relative of mine. I think today, we as a nation are a bit more thankful of the hard work and sacrifices made by the people in the US military, although we can never say thank you enough.
Thank you for keeping us free and safe.
You guys are awesome. Thank you for keeping the greatest country in the world safe and free. Our armed forces are the best in the world because of motivated sharp people like you. I don’t stop and ponder just how blessed I am to be able to pursue the American dream both free and safe nearly enough. I can do this because of dedicated folks in the military.
I was raised to respect what our military does for us. My dad is a retired USMC colonel. He spent two tours in Viet Nam and won a Silver Star and two Bronze stars. He was once called a baby killer by a stupid relative of mine. I think today, we as a nation are a bit more thankful of the hard work and sacrifices made by the people in the US military, although we can never say thank you enough.
Thank you for keeping us free and safe.
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Thank you kind Sir, However I do get a pay check lol, just doing my job, you would do it too if you were in my shoes. Besides there is nothing special about me, the special ones are those who didn't make it back!
Airmen Luchiano (U.S. Airforce Tac-P) KIA Schkin Afghanistan 2003
PFC. Dennis (U.S. Army 82ND ABN) KIA Schkin Afghanistan 2003
SGT. Checo (U.S. Army 82ND ABN) KIA Pakistan Border 2003
They paid the ultimate sacrifice!!!!
Airmen Luchiano (U.S. Airforce Tac-P) KIA Schkin Afghanistan 2003
PFC. Dennis (U.S. Army 82ND ABN) KIA Schkin Afghanistan 2003
SGT. Checo (U.S. Army 82ND ABN) KIA Pakistan Border 2003
They paid the ultimate sacrifice!!!!
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Charles and Infantry:
You guys are awesome. Thank you for keeping the greatest country in the world safe and free. Our armed forces are the best in the world because of motivated sharp people like you. I don’t stop and ponder just how blessed I am to be able to pursue the American dream both free and safe nearly enough. I can do this because of dedicated folks in the military.
I was raised to respect what our military does for us. My dad is a retired USMC colonel. He spent two tours in Viet Nam and won a Silver Star and two Bronze stars. He was once called a baby killer by a stupid relative of mine. I think today, we as a nation are a bit more thankful of the hard work and sacrifices made by the people in the US military, although we can never say thank you enough.
Thank you for keeping us free and safe.![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
You guys are awesome. Thank you for keeping the greatest country in the world safe and free. Our armed forces are the best in the world because of motivated sharp people like you. I don’t stop and ponder just how blessed I am to be able to pursue the American dream both free and safe nearly enough. I can do this because of dedicated folks in the military.
I was raised to respect what our military does for us. My dad is a retired USMC colonel. He spent two tours in Viet Nam and won a Silver Star and two Bronze stars. He was once called a baby killer by a stupid relative of mine. I think today, we as a nation are a bit more thankful of the hard work and sacrifices made by the people in the US military, although we can never say thank you enough.
Thank you for keeping us free and safe.
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Charles and Infantry:
You guys are awesome. Thank you for keeping the greatest country in the world safe and free. Our armed forces are the best in the world because of motivated sharp people like you. I don’t stop and ponder just how blessed I am to be able to pursue the American dream both free and safe nearly enough. I can do this because of dedicated folks in the military.
I was raised to respect what our military does for us. My dad is a retired USMC colonel. He spent two tours in Viet Nam and won a Silver Star and two Bronze stars. He was once called a baby killer by a stupid relative of mine. I think today, we as a nation are a bit more thankful of the hard work and sacrifices made by the people in the US military, although we can never say thank you enough.
Thank you for keeping us free and safe.![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
You guys are awesome. Thank you for keeping the greatest country in the world safe and free. Our armed forces are the best in the world because of motivated sharp people like you. I don’t stop and ponder just how blessed I am to be able to pursue the American dream both free and safe nearly enough. I can do this because of dedicated folks in the military.
I was raised to respect what our military does for us. My dad is a retired USMC colonel. He spent two tours in Viet Nam and won a Silver Star and two Bronze stars. He was once called a baby killer by a stupid relative of mine. I think today, we as a nation are a bit more thankful of the hard work and sacrifices made by the people in the US military, although we can never say thank you enough.
Thank you for keeping us free and safe.
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Sure thing bro, I will get her nice and cleaned up and posted. At the moment I'm waiting on my tires to ship along with a brand new oem windshield. Than I will get the lowering done with the Star system and finally an all around alignment to complete the task.
I just put new 20" wheels on her and stepped up a notch in tire sizes:
255/30R20 (Front)
295/30R20 (Rear)
Wheels: (Euro 26)
8.5 wide (Front)
10.0 wide (Rear) with 25mm offset.
I just put new 20" wheels on her and stepped up a notch in tire sizes:
255/30R20 (Front)
295/30R20 (Rear)
Wheels: (Euro 26)
8.5 wide (Front)
10.0 wide (Rear) with 25mm offset.
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sorry i just looked at this thread man. but yea brothers in arms. too bad you gotta be a POG but you know how it is, 1 year in the army is like 3 in civilian and 1 year in the infantry is like 9 in the civilian.
man. i miss everything about it. im still in at the moment, im doing physical therapy and learning to walk on my prosthetic here in san diego. it sucks yea, but i'm doing ok.
Not all wounds are physical though
man. i miss everything about it. im still in at the moment, im doing physical therapy and learning to walk on my prosthetic here in san diego. it sucks yea, but i'm doing ok.
Not all wounds are physical though
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Thanks Dino, actually I just got the links yesterday and had them installed already w/out the star system, the car looks great and believe it or not, it rides and feels better than it use to. Very happy w the results, that guy who invented the links from adjustableairride is either a genius or a rocket scientist ![bow](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/bowdown.gif)
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sorry i just looked at this thread man. but yea brothers in arms. too bad you gotta be a POG but you know how it is, 1 year in the army is like 3 in civilian and 1 year in the infantry is like 9 in the civilian.
man. i miss everything about it. im still in at the moment, im doing physical therapy and learning to walk on my prosthetic here in san diego. it sucks yea, but i'm doing ok.
Not all wounds are physical though![Frown](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
man. i miss everything about it. im still in at the moment, im doing physical therapy and learning to walk on my prosthetic here in san diego. it sucks yea, but i'm doing ok.
Not all wounds are physical though
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By the way all, I sent the 295/30's back, they have entirely too much meat on them for a slick look. Instead I reordered the 295/25's don't make this mistake, I was fortunate to be able to send them back after driving on them for 80 miles for a full exchange. Once the weather breaks I will post pics of her so that you all can critique my ride.
If on an 11" rear, the 295s will be a bit stretched, as they're just a tad too narrow.