Found the OEM lowering link
05-19-2010, 04:11 PM
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Found the OEM lowering link, Now Lowered.
Thanks to emoving who actually posted the part# in another thread. Part # 220 320 00 32. Local dealer here in LA had them in stock. a bit pricey for a little link @ $54 each. From what it looks, the top ball stud will need to be cut drilled out, or the L bracket replaced. Im picking up hardware today and possibly install tonight.
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05-20-2010, 01:51 PM
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here it is. about 6-7mm longer than stock links. the rear, i took jangys advice and just tweaked the bracket a bit. Shoved a socket wrech between the bracket and frame and gave a couple good pushes. Lucked out and it came out perfect.
05-20-2010, 02:00 PM
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E55 AMG, 72' Toyota Carina, 63' Ford F100, 72' Mercedes 250c, 15' Harley Davidson Softail
nice find, I was actually planning on building my own lowering links but this might makes things alot easier.
car looks great!
car looks great!
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05-20-2010, 11:25 PM
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Well done. i never got why people bought links from other makers.
When and if ride quality is an issue, consider a RennTech ELM. It "tunes" the suspension and not just lowers it.
Car looks awesome. Nothing to me like a white W211 AMG.
When and if ride quality is an issue, consider a RennTech ELM. It "tunes" the suspension and not just lowers it.
Car looks awesome. Nothing to me like a white W211 AMG.
