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Old 06-27-2006, 10:51 AM
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There are specs for the spring height both new and acceptable. The shim is based on the spring, which is identified by a color pattern brushed on.

Being that they are out, you can check your old springs height.

Someone that I think would know, once said in a posting, that he has never seen the springs on a Mercedes need replacing. There are however body to sub-frame bushings and shims that do wear out overtime. In most cases these are the parts that effect ride height.

Don
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