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Don't cut the rear, adjust the leveling. The rear springs won't hold the car up without the hydraulics.
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So the SLS leveling can be adjusted that far down? I figure the springs will only let it drop very little. |
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Another thought is going to 19s
They fit the space well Here's a video where I was test fitting a set that was mounted on a 93 500sl I was working on I thought about purchasing these (since he offered to sell), but looked at tire prices which changed my mind 91 Mercedes W124 300TE with 19 inch rims - YouTube I like them because the color matched pretty well with the trim but the 17s I got instead worked out and the offset is better with 7.5/8.5 with 225/45 (ET32/34 or 34/36 I forget) staggered (vs 19s 8.5x19ET32 245/35 - 9.5x19ET38 275/30.. It could be reversed ET since I sometimes confuse the number with +1 offset wheels) and tire prices are less
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The rear sags pretty good when the hydraulics fail. Simply cutting the spring won't lower it as the hydraulics will just compensate more to maintain its set level.
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OK I see. I haven't looked at it yet but assume you place a jack underneath (for safety) then adjust it (threaded shaft?) until desired height OK.... found this later Properly Adjusting your SLS Ride Height Last edited by EuroRash; 09-21-2012 at 08:21 PM. Reason: found stuff I missed |
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