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    can i lower my car without buying shocks?

    can i lower my car without buying shocks?

    some ppl told me u can on the benz

    if so what company and what kind of drop ( " )

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    i saw Eibach springs.
    would they fit my car it says


    Quantity in Basket: none
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    Price: $389.00

    Shipping Weight: 37.00 pounds
    MERCEDES C36, 6Cyl., (W202) 94-12/95


    i have a 95 c220

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    Originally posted by 1crzybenz
    i saw Eibach springs.
    would they fit my car it says


    Quantity in Basket: none
    Code: 2533.14
    Price: $389.00

    Shipping Weight: 37.00 pounds
    MERCEDES C36, 6Cyl., (W202) 94-12/95


    i have a 95 c220
    is that in ..Canadian dollar or USD..



    Check tirerack.com...

    and as far as using stock shock.... please do a search in this forum.... ypu'd find the answer....



    Regardz,
    J Irwan by AMG........Motorsport.

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    yes you can, but your car will hop around like the hondas...

    Elvir
    Baaa

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    Depends on what W202 you have... I hear the HWA part number AMG Bilsteins can handle it a little better then the shocks on the other W202's. I'm not sure though. I plan on trying it with my H&R's and I shall soon see. If not I recommend buying from some Bilstein Sports. They are on eBay for a pretty good price.

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    when u say sport u mean shocks + springs?

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    Originally posted by Rocket
    Depends on what W202 you have... I hear the HWA part number AMG Bilsteins can handle it a little better then the shocks on the other W202's. I'm not sure though. I plan on trying it with my H&R's and I shall soon see. If not I recommend buying from some Bilstein Sports. They are on eBay for a pretty good price.


    that is true that AMG OEM shock could handle the aftermarket lowering spring...

    however sooner or later it is bound to fail, since it's not designed to be couple with aftermarket lowering spring..


    it is best to change to sport shock along with aftermarket lowering spring.



    Regardz,
    J Irwan by AMG........Motorsport.

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    as long as i get a nice drop for 19s

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    Right now i'm using 19's with just stock shocks and eibach springs only. The ride isn't toooo bad i guess, but sooner or later your shocks will go out. I feel mine "not up to par" so i have an extra set of shocks ready to be put in. I've been riding with stock shocks for about a good 50-60 thousand miles too. I guess it's time to put in the new shocks , but to answer your question, you can use the stock shocks , but wouldn't recommend using it for a long time.

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    ive been on stock shocks for over a year.... plus my front springs are cut... n my shocks still ride good

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    I did it all at once.

    Non-OEM shocks are shorter then the stock shock to accomodate for the lowering spring.
    2005 TSX Graphite Pearl Auto With NAVI
    Autostart Autostarter
    Progress Rear Sway Bar
    USDM Bodykit
    USDM Foglights

    1997 AMG C36 (RIP Thank God)
    OEM Bosche Clear Corners
    OEM AdvanteGarde Grill
    Bilstein Sport Shocks
    Eibach Springs
    Zender rear lip spoiler
    Speedybenz custom rear camber arms
    W210 mirrors

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    can someone set up a conclusion

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    change out your shocks to the "sport" ones when you get lowering springs.
    2006 WRX Limited
    1998 C280

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    you can lower the car with the stock shocks... it just would not perform as good
    RoyalFlush202


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