Spring Pads
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Can anybody please tell me what the difference in ride height would be between number 1 ,2 and 3 Spring Pads on the 2002 C 320 saloon?
Is it a good option if you don't want to lower the ride with springs etc? ie as little mods as possible?
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Is it a good option if you don't want to lower the ride with springs etc? ie as little mods as possible?
TIA!
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That should help.
IMO its a complete waste of time & money to replace the spring pads ONLY. Same amount of work, but with less result. Stick with H&R Springs for a modest drop and you'll be good to go.
That should help.
IMO its a complete waste of time & money to replace the spring pads ONLY. Same amount of work, but with less result. Stick with H&R Springs for a modest drop and you'll be good to go.
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just changing from 16" to 17" rims significantly harshened the ride in my C320. I'd be skeptical about putting H&R springs on...I've heard they are pretty firm.
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Originally posted by bagwell
just changing from 16" to 17" rims significantly harshened the ride in my C320. I'd be skeptical about putting H&R springs on...I've heard they are pretty firm.
just changing from 16" to 17" rims significantly harshened the ride in my C320. I'd be skeptical about putting H&R springs on...I've heard they are pretty firm.