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11-14-2006
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| SLK World Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico
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|  Dan help with swaybar link I have a question I was checking on the links of my front sway bar an notice the right side link was in a different position compared to the left one. The attached picture is from the right side. The left one is on the other hole of the shock. Is this normal? Why the shock have this two settings? Is there any difference if I move the link to the other hole in the shock? Thanks for your help!!!! |
 
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11-14-2006
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| Dude  Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Wales
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 | Its normal don't worry about it. I would leave the torsion bar as is mate.
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11-14-2006
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| SLK World Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico
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| So is not going to be more harder on the right side compared to the left? I thought that the right side is going to be more hard than the left, because the position is different. Another question, my car is more lower on the right side compared to the left side, is this normal? (in the front) thanks for your help!!!!!!!!! |
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11-14-2006
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| Dude Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Wales
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| Nah the they will be same mate not going to have any probs with them don't worry. Is it just the front thats lower the whole side should be slightly.
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11-15-2006
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| SLK World Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: SHERMAN OAKS, CA
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 | hey there dan.. i was wondering, would the brabus exhaust fit on my 2006 sLk perfectly? i noticed that brabus have the 2 on each side, but my car has this curve underneath the bumper that sits well w/ the stock exhaust... is this possible to get done w/o cutting any of the bumper?? thanx buddy.. |
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11-16-2006
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| Dude Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Wales
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| Hey pal i have only ever seen the Brabus exhaust with the bumper installed also so it has the bigger cut outs but i cant imagine Brabus being dull enough to make it so the exhaust wont fit properly with the stock setup back there. I would say yeah 90% sure it can be but might be worth e-mailing / speaking to Brabus about it just to make sure before you fork out the cash
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