Are these an upgrade over the OEM sport suspension on the W203? Your documentation says 10% stiffer, but is it stiffer than the Standard or the sport?
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Hi Haitham Bilstein part # 22-141705 are intended as upgrade over the OEM and this model is considered a touring class strut. Thanks Truckcustomizers.com 800-497-1780
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I would go with OEM, the rubber is stiff and you will feel enging vibration.
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I have a 2004 GC Overland (w/o Up Country). My shocks were totally gone as well. I put these on and am very happy with them. They are stiffer than stock but not quite as much as my last GC with UC.Control is great on cornering Not much body lean and I drive aggressively.
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These shocks are only for the rear of the vehicle. They are a far superior replacement for the original OEM shocks. I have been riding on them for the last 16K miles and they are excellent. Your front shocks are considered strutts. If you plan to replace them purchase the entire strutt and spring assembly with the top rubber seating ring. It is much cheaper to replace the entire assembly then have someone remove the old spring and mount it to a new shock. If you need additional information on the front assembly have amazon contact me again and I will get the part number and pricing for you. If you do so, please provide the vehicle model year, make and engine. Thank you and I hope this helps. These shocks are only for the rear of the vehicle. They are a far superior replacement for the original OEM shocks. I have been riding on them for the last 16K miles and they are excellent. Your front shocks are considered strutts. If you plan to replace them purchase the entire strutt and spring assembly with the top rubber seating ring. It is much cheaper to replace the entire assembly then have someone remove the old spring and mount it to a new shock. If you need additional information on the front assembly have amazon contact me again and I will get the part number and pricing for you.... » Read More These shocks are only for the rear of the vehicle. They are a far superior replacement for the original OEM shocks. I have been riding on them for the last 16K miles and they are excellent. Your front shocks are considered strutts. If you plan to replace them purchase the entire strutt and spring assembly with the top rubber seating ring. It is much cheaper to replace the entire assembly then have someone remove the old spring and mount it to a new shock. If you need additional information on the front assembly have amazon contact me again and I will get the part number and pricing for you. If you do so, please provide the vehicle model year, make and engine. Thank you and I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Check with the manufacturer for fitment. I got the Bilstein's for all four corners of my 2008 FJ. The first thing out of the box that I noticed was how much thicker/heavier the components are compared to OEM. The rear shocks are much easier to install than the front. Check out YouTube for product & installation demos. I would definitely buy these again they are one of the few parts I installed that made a true noticeable difference.
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Hi, this is for one only but these do not fit your vehicle. Does your vehicle have electronic suspension? Please let me know. thanks!
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These are replacement springs for OEM normal or standard duty suspension, so they don't lift over stock, but they will lift over bagged out worn springs, but that depends on how broke your old ones are. My old springs were sagged over two inches, and these brought it back nicely!
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Like the others mentioned, the ride is just slightly stiffer which is good IMO. Handling is really unchanged and if you decide to use this or any kit that changes the center of gravity on you rig, just make sure you get the front end aligned.
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Fit my 2001 Cherokee Sport beautifully. Better quality than stock IMO. I am not aware of a difference in the stock part for Limited vs. Sport trim. I would google the part numbers and see if they cross (can't imagine they'd be different). If they do than yes.BTW, I looked up the stock part, and there is no selection for trim on sites I have visited. For what its worth.
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It should help a bit.. They raised my 2 whl drive and inch or so. It looked much better after the install without hurting the ride... The shocks are no harsher than oem
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They seem to work like a normal shock. The Odyssey has a coil spring and shock on the rear so I was worried the ride would be really stiff with this extra spring. I'm very please with the ride (nice and smooth).
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Of course the ride is going to be a little bit stiffer than with stock fork springs; especially since my bike had 45k on it when I rebuilt the forks. It doesn't bounce you around though. It's just not mushy anymore. And the whole front end doesn't dive anymore if you have to grab a handful of brake. I highly recommend this product. I have no regrets whatsoever, other than waiting so long.
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These are OEM replacements, I don't believe they give you any lift over what the stock springs give you. Maybe others can chime in on this, but I'm pretty sure my answer is accurate.
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They'll bring you back to stock hight and ride and might be a little stiffer I haul a boat and my jeep doesn't sag to much with the new springs compared to the old worn out stock ones. They come with the bushings installed already definitely your best bang for your buck.
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The 2003 c230 sports were a package to only reference the wheels, shakers and interior. The suspension was not part of the sport package. I believe the coupe and sedan were the same application. Hope this helps.
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I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
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Not sure they changed body styles in 2014 not sure if suspension parts interchange I put this on 2010 didn't affect ride quality on that.