SLK55 with H&R springs with #1 pads
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As for the ride quality, it's a "little" more firm but the steering and rolling improved significantly.
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After doing some searching through the forum I'd figure H&R or Brabus springs would be sufficient enough to lower my SLK55. My W203 had coilovers and while it provides a lower drop and the convenience to adjust, it just too costly.
As for the ride quality, it's a "little" more firm but the steering and rolling improved significantly.
As for the ride quality, it's a "little" more firm but the steering and rolling improved significantly.
Me too. I went with H&R spring and love it. Why need coilover when the drop with 19" wheel leave less then a finger gap. The KW coilover is too stiff for everyday driving. Here's my before and after.
