Lowering Links vs Lowering Module
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Lowering Links vs Lowering Module
I am considering installing my 22" wheels on my CL63 and was wondering what everyone thinks about lowering with links vs a lowering module (either from Carlsson or Renntech). Will I run into any problems using the links? Using the module? Should I just put the wheels on and not lower it at all? Will that look dumb? I don't want any headaches with this so before I do anything I want to hear everyone's opinions.
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https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...mplex-5-a.html
PICS WITHI THE LINKS INSTALLED, KEEP IN MIND YOU CAN HIT THE BUTTON AND RAISE IT TO STOCK HEIGHT ANYTIME
PICS WITHI THE LINKS INSTALLED, KEEP IN MIND YOU CAN HIT THE BUTTON AND RAISE IT TO STOCK HEIGHT ANYTIME
#5
Thanks. I will most likely go with links since it is just as effective. I'm not one to mess around with the height as the modules allow. I just want it lowered to my preference and left there. That red SL55 of yours looks awesome!
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Here's a cheap easy way.
The best way I found to lower my SL55 was using the MB computer programmer at the dealership to lower it. It was easy, cheap ($505 in 2005), and didn't void any warranties.
I have a full write up about it on a thread on MBworld. I'm not sure if the mods will let me link to that thread or not, but here it is.
http://mbworld.org/forums/sl55-amg-s...ml#post1421796
best of luck,
Dan
I have a full write up about it on a thread on MBworld. I'm not sure if the mods will let me link to that thread or not, but here it is.
http://mbworld.org/forums/sl55-amg-s...ml#post1421796
best of luck,
Dan
Last edited by docdan; 01-09-2010 at 10:01 PM.
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I am considering installing my 22" wheels on my CL63 and was wondering what everyone thinks about lowering with links vs a lowering module (either from Carlsson or Renntech). Will I run into any problems using the links? Using the module? Should I just put the wheels on and not lower it at all? Will that look dumb? I don't want any headaches with this so before I do anything I want to hear everyone's opinions.
The links are a bit ... caveman?
#12
With a plug/play module you can take it back to stock by disconnecting it. No special tools, takes ... 30 seconds?
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The lowering module by RennTech is the ultimate way to go to get the perfect look/calibration of the airmatic, but if you simply want to drop your car for asthetic value, dont plan to race or anything else and dont plan to adjust much up/down over time. Its simply a better and cheaper alternative and there is nothing caveman about it
The STAR diagnositics By your MB dealer simply doesnt go low enough when all said and done. Doesnt have near that slammed look.
The STAR diagnositics By your MB dealer simply doesnt go low enough when all said and done. Doesnt have near that slammed look.