MBJIMBO

219 106 01US Brabus lowering module for the CLS c219.
Was purchased from Brabus USA and installed by Brabus USA new, was a leased vehicle and unit was removed by Brabus USA prior to vehicle turn in.
Was $2,195.00 plus installation.
Still have the original box and all wires and connections are there to install to another C219.
Asking $800obo.

MBJIMBO

price drop to $700. This is the absolute best way to lower these vehicles, the link packages are are cheap and easy, but may cause issues down the road and they do not have the same drive quality, the module allows the car to operate and ride like the OE function.

MBJIMBO

Also is applicable to the AMG CLS63, C219.

kbanks45

I was about to ask opinions about lowering, but you just answered my question... This will be the way I go in the spring. Just have to find a place here in Atlanta to buy and install it....

MBJIMBO

As the airmatic suspension became more common, the difficulty and cost to lower them was complicated. Back in the day Brabus and Carlsson were probably the only tuners that offered modules, the functionality was the best, but the cost was 3-4 times the price of doing links. Some cars worked okay with links, and others did not.
I believe Kleeman at one time also had a lowering module too.

The price for this module now is competitive to the cost for the lowering links. Installation is not complicated, I have the PDF of the detailed instructions for the install from Brabus, any capable MB Technician should have no trouble installing the unit.

I worked directly for Brabus for many years, this unit was in a leased vehicle from Fletcher Jones and was done at the Brabus USA headquarters, installation and removal was done at Brabus by the head tech.

MBJIMBO

Still available. Again, this is the absolute best way to lower your CLS, comes with full instructions from Brabus.