Lowering Module
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From: Wash. D.C.
'20 S63
Lowering Module
I'm interested in purchasing the R-ELM for an E-63 and would like to know:
1) whos the cheapest to buy it from (pm me is ok),
2) Whats the best setup with it and/or extras I should get to be able to adjust on the fly. I.E. Remote switches, cabling, etc.
I have no expirence with this unit, so I dont even know how it turns on, off, or work with the Comfort, Sport I, II settings. I hate working on cars now (not enough time anymore), so I want to do it right and do it once.
1) whos the cheapest to buy it from (pm me is ok),
2) Whats the best setup with it and/or extras I should get to be able to adjust on the fly. I.E. Remote switches, cabling, etc.
I have no expirence with this unit, so I dont even know how it turns on, off, or work with the Comfort, Sport I, II settings. I hate working on cars now (not enough time anymore), so I want to do it right and do it once.
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: San Diego
2015 S212
Of course I say get it from Creative Autoworks. They can modify it with the extended switches. Talk to James.
The extra cabling is only needed during install, and depends on where you install it. If you do not have a tuner to do the install, consider a nice audio shop, since it is nothing but wiring.
Just to be sure, contact RENNTech and make sure you get the right wiring diagram (i.e. colors and wire numbers) for the install. The unit is awesome, and has even more functionality and ease with the extended switches.
The extra cabling is only needed during install, and depends on where you install it. If you do not have a tuner to do the install, consider a nice audio shop, since it is nothing but wiring.
Just to be sure, contact RENNTech and make sure you get the right wiring diagram (i.e. colors and wire numbers) for the install. The unit is awesome, and has even more functionality and ease with the extended switches.
