W212 e63 lowering
I've taken it to the strip several times and drive in a 'spirited manner' every day, with no issues post-lowering and spacing install.
No; I'm happy with them. Was aware before installing that they may degrade ride/drive quality, according to others' posts, and would have removed them if so, but all good. Buy a quality set, and get the proper length lugs, of course, if you go this route.
I've taken it to the strip several times and drive in a 'spirited manner' every day, with no issues post-lowering and spacing install.
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For the 10mm front - 20556659, for the 15mm rear - 3055665. The difference between "front" and "rear" is that the front spacers have a completely different design due to MB's front dust caps. (For vehicles without front dust caps, same spacers are use for front and rear - without 9 as the last digit in a part number).
http://www.kwsuspensions.com/extras/...Q/25325044.pdf
Would it affect the headlamp adjustment on the ILS lights, or would they compensate automatically for the lowering?
Well, it lowers the center of gravity and the KW adjustable springs I use are just a tiny bit stiffer and I feel the make the car handle a bit better.
Ride around for a few weeks to make sure it's comfortable and there's no rubbing before making any adjustments. Even though the rear is supposed to self adjust for added weight I would get two adults back there and make sure it rides well at the current height.








