Hey! I have the same D2 coilover for my MB GLK as You, but i have problem with installation rear springs and spring mount. Did You have any pictures of that property installation or may i ask for any pictures? Best redgards!
My advice is to let a professional do the work for you. You may pay a little bit, but think of all of the headaches & stress you will save yourself. That's what I did when I had my D2 coilovers installed on my GLK. Best money I ever spent. Lowered it 3.5 inches just above the top of the tires. Most importantly, it was done correctly. I get compliments about its stance all the time at the car wash. 🔥🔥
@MrAmenta2 not bad advice at all! Keep in mind most "professionals" get paid like $20-$30 an hour to do this kind of work so you get what you pay for. @czokoanal9121 The rear coil-over mounts are weird, I wanted to be sure I installed them correctly so I contacted D2 and asked them for feedback. I got rid of the GLK so I can't send you pictures but the main idea is that you want to angle the slanted part of the mount so it's flush and the bottom side of the mount is perfectly level. The springs will look slightly curved when installed correctly and it doesn't seem like a very good design but that's Mercedes engineering for you. It works, it's safe and it's better than the factory setup. You can use a small magnetic level to do this and then hand tighten the bolts before you torque to spec. Good luck!
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Hey! I have the same D2 coilover for my MB GLK as You, but i have problem with installation rear springs and spring mount. Did You have any pictures of that property installation or may i ask for any pictures? Best redgards!
My advice is to let a professional do the work for you. You may pay a little bit, but think of all of the headaches & stress you will save yourself. That's what I did when I had my D2 coilovers installed on my GLK. Best money I ever spent. Lowered it 3.5 inches just above the top of the tires. Most importantly, it was done correctly. I get compliments about its stance all the time at the car wash. 🔥🔥
@MrAmenta2 not bad advice at all! Keep in mind most "professionals" get paid like $20-$30 an hour to do this kind of work so you get what you pay for. @czokoanal9121 The rear coil-over mounts are weird, I wanted to be sure I installed them correctly so I contacted D2 and asked them for feedback. I got rid of the GLK so I can't send you pictures but the main idea is that you want to angle the slanted part of the mount so it's flush and the bottom side of the mount is perfectly level. The springs will look slightly curved when installed correctly and it doesn't seem like a very good design but that's Mercedes engineering for you. It works, it's safe and it's better than the factory setup. You can use a small magnetic level to do this and then hand tighten the bolts before you torque to spec. Good luck!