PROGRAMA LOWERING MODULE GROUP BUY!
I personally love the feature. I keep the car alignment at normal ride height because 90+% of the miles on the tires are at that level. I have no tire wear issues which seems to be a problem for many of the lowered cars.
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Bottom line, IMO, is this is still the best lowering solution even if the airmatic cars do not have the speed controlled raising feature.
Been searching and found reference in the CLS 219 forum to this capability with the Lomo V2:
"I bet you can get low enough just on links, but the lomo V2 is great just for the fact that you can drive low, put the car higher when needed and you can adjust it so that the car raises itself at a self chosen speed..."
Also, found this one line in Komp55's W211 DIY for the Renntech V2:
"Although not shown above, the ELM can also be set to automatically reset the factory ride height once the vehicle attains the specified value (that you set via the remote)."
Hmm...nothing about going back down automatically, but...

EDIT: One more from the CLS55 forum:https://mbworld.org/forums/w219/4358...ml#post5064125
Renntech states speed dependent lowering w/ V2 was only available on select models.
Last edited by DVC; Jul 22, 2015 at 04:39 PM.
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ml#post4873593
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ml#post4873593
Found this on Renntechs site
The DLM requires no splicing or soldering to the factory wiring harness. The RENNtech harness utilizes the factory pins as to allow a completely reversible installation.
The unit also supports speed-dependant lowering that allows the vehicle to return to its factory ride-height at a pre-set speed. This removes the need for the vehicle to be aligned after lowering. The user can maintain the factory longevity and still have the lowered look at low speeds!
So the question becomes is this function worth the extra cash? RT lists the V3 @ $1,395
I would not be surprised if Programa made the V3 too. It is not listed on their site though. They may have entered into an agreement with RT.
Honestly tho, some dudes always freaking concerned about warranty all the time. If you keep your **** up, buy quality things from reputable people and businesses you dont have to worry about crap like warranties or who stands behind them.
Lets get this over with NOW
So, hard to believe they're still getting that price, considering the value of the cars and the hands they've fallen into. That certainly would be the way to do it, though. I guess after a dude kills a set of Pilot Super Sports with the V2, that price isn't so bad LOL.
Would rather spend that kinda cheddar on a limited-slip though.
Agreed about the V2 should be costing $300.







