DIY Rear Cambers
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The black ones are in stock @ both places listed in the first thread. East Coast ships free. Besides you aren't gonna see them so no reason for gold ones.
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second best 'price/performance' ratio, right after red calipers
actually you are right, i am ordering the boring ones.
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Great thread, my problem is the front camber, my front camber is -2.4 left and -3.6 right . That's over 2.1 away from spec. Will the Fronts only require the install of the eccentric alignment bolts. .Will the aftermarket/OEM eccentric bolts that allow +/-1.5 degree adjustment be close enough to spec. Using part number :2023300118.
I know the K-Mac would give more but that's more than I would like to spend. I
Just want tread life and safety
Thank you for any help you can give me.
I know the K-Mac would give more but that's more than I would like to spend. I
Just want tread life and safety
Thank you for any help you can give me.
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Great thread, my problem is the front camber, my front camber is -2.4 left and -3.6 right . That's over 2.1 away from spec. Will the Fronts only require the install of the eccentric alignment bolts. .Will the aftermarket/OEM eccentric bolts that allow +/-1.5 degree adjustment be close enough to spec. Using part number :2023300118.
I know the K-Mac would give more but that's more than I would like to spend. I
Just want tread life and safety
Thank you for any help you can give me.
I know the K-Mac would give more but that's more than I would like to spend. I
Just want tread life and safety
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Mercedes-Benz Suspension Eccentric Bolt Kit 2023300118 - Febi 07752 - Free Shipping
Also here.....
http://www.autohausaz.com/search/pro...ber=2023300118
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How much clearance did you have between the sway bar and the DIY rear control arms with the car at the stock ride height ? If any forum members can give me an idea of the clearance I'd like to see if the angled rod ends would help. At $80 bucks vs $260 for the Ground Control arms it would leave a whole lot of money for other things that I'd like to do to the car.
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I saw the pictures of your suspension when i was researching ways to fix this camber issue with these cars. From the looks of the red springs I figured you lowered the suspension. 3/8" is not much clearance. How often did the bars come in contact with each other ? Do you think the angled ends would help ? Thanks a ton for the pics and the write-up, the arms look first class, it's what got me to consider making my own instead of buying the GC's.
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About to pull the trigger on the speedway motor setup, I have everything ready to order, but was wondering if anybody has ever used these that I found on eBay? Thanks in advance.. https://www.ebay.com/itm/MEGAN-RACIN...-/113859238562
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Also do you guys know if this is what I need for the front adjustment? https://www.ebay.com/itm/For-2004-20...-/392415990263
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Also do you guys know if this is what I need for the front adjustment? https://www.ebay.com/itm/For-2004-20...-/392415990263
Try searching for Febi 202 330 01 18. You should find them for less $. You will need at the minimum one bolt for each side of the vehicle, but four bolts in total would be preferred.
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Picture doesn't show the cut flute in the threads. The adjustable bolts for the front should have a flute cut into the threaded end.
Try searching for Febi 202 330 01 18. You should find them for less $. You will need at the minimum one bolt for each side of the vehicle, but four bolts in total would be preferred.
Try searching for Febi 202 330 01 18. You should find them for less $. You will need at the minimum one bolt for each side of the vehicle, but four bolts in total would be preferred.
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The number is a Mercedes part number, drop FEBI and just use 202 330 01 18.
Example - CLICK
The bolt shows the flat and the washer shows the flat as well. These are 1/3 the price.
Example - CLICK
The bolt shows the flat and the washer shows the flat as well. These are 1/3 the price.
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The number is a Mercedes part number, drop FEBI and just use 202 330 01 18.
Example - CLICK
The bolt shows the flat and the washer shows the flat as well. These are 1/3 the price.
Example - CLICK
The bolt shows the flat and the washer shows the flat as well. These are 1/3 the price.