Sick video. Is the handling and stiffness improved when you lower via the module? I am used to having standard shocks and coilovers that are lowered which provide significant increase in handling but I've never used air ride suspension for performance. I am getting ready to get a glc43 amg myself I really like the look of this suv in black lowered.
@@Dnasty1 thanks brother, I used MWM back then but now there is much better softwares out there you can use, including links. It’s a nice SUV brother, but I’m thinking about moving on with mine. You will enjoy it, super fun SUV and get tons of attention.
@@LuisTorres-ps8kj Si, en cualquier momento! Hay un nuevo programa que es de Paul Mamasig. Es el mejor ya que tu la bajas a tu gusto y no es un pre-set como el que ves en el video y que aun tengo lamentablemente.
What’s going man! It’s a little bit more bumpy of course but I’m used to it and to be honest it’s something everyone need to expect when you go lower. In my opinion I love it, it rides better than stock height and of course it looks way much better. I hope this helps you out.
@@Elvincars I know you can lower 17mm without discomfort or additional tire wear (throwing the camber /caster out of spec) according to AMG and audi Engineers (this is after me reading a loooong time about the subject)
@@hg1496 that’s absolutely true, once you lower the car it’s recommended to get new control arms so you can adjust the camber. I personally haven’t done it yet. I have ride the car like that for about 3k miles and I haven’t seen any abnormal wear on my tires. But, I have heard a lot of people saying that they bought new tires and in less than 8k miles they were wore out. But for me I haven’t had any issues so far. I also think there’s a difference between the 2019 and 2020 up models
Unfortunately, I can’t not. Before you get it, you need to provide them your VIN number so they can lock it to your car. I’m aware you can send it back so they can program it again for another car, for a cheaper price. But it can’t be used in multiple cars
Yes bro! It comes with the AMG RIDE CONTROL+ air suspension. One of the best things MB could bring to the market with this SUVs in my opinion. How can you go lower, you can also go up!
30mm front and rear, but you have two set ups when you buy the “LSM”. I got for my self 30 and 20, but I’m always using 30mm. You can go lower than that if you would like but that’s your choice.
Hey there i like your video very helpful i own the same car and I followed your instructions how do you raise it back up can you please share a video much appreciated 1140 am sydney Australia time
Thanks to the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, automakers can't automatically void your warranty if you decide to use aftermarket (instead of manufacturer-installed) parts on your vehicle. However, should those parts cause a mechanical issue, the automaker could hold you responsible and refuse to pay for the repairs.Jan 31, 2023
Miss you buddy! Keep up the content
Miss you too brother!! Always brother!!
Sick video. Is the handling and stiffness improved when you lower via the module? I am used to having standard shocks and coilovers that are lowered which provide significant increase in handling but I've never used air ride suspension for performance. I am getting ready to get a glc43 amg myself I really like the look of this suv in black lowered.
@@Dnasty1 thanks brother, I used MWM back then but now there is much better softwares out there you can use, including links. It’s a nice SUV brother, but I’m thinking about moving on with mine. You will enjoy it, super fun SUV and get tons of attention.
Después que lo bajas lo puedes subir normal de fabrica?
@@LuisTorres-ps8kj Si, en cualquier momento! Hay un nuevo programa que es de Paul Mamasig. Es el mejor ya que tu la bajas a tu gusto y no es un pre-set como el que ves en el video y que aun tengo lamentablemente.
How does comfort ride now?
What’s going man! It’s a little bit more bumpy of course but I’m used to it and to be honest it’s something everyone need to expect when you go lower. In my opinion I love it, it rides better than stock height and of course it looks way much better. I hope this helps you out.
@@Elvincars I know you can lower 17mm without discomfort or additional tire wear (throwing the camber /caster out of spec) according to AMG and audi Engineers (this is after me reading a loooong time about the subject)
@@hg1496 that’s absolutely true, once you lower the car it’s recommended to get new control arms so you can adjust the camber. I personally haven’t done it yet. I have ride the car like that for about 3k miles and I haven’t seen any abnormal wear on my tires. But, I have heard a lot of people saying that they bought new tires and in less than 8k miles they were wore out. But for me I haven’t had any issues so far. I also think there’s a difference between the 2019 and 2020 up models
@@Elvincars what's your social/insta?
@@hg1496 on Instagram @elvincars
Can the sale module be used with multiple cars?
Unfortunately, I can’t not. Before you get it, you need to provide them your VIN number so they can lock it to your car. I’m aware you can send it back so they can program it again for another car, for a cheaper price. But it can’t be used in multiple cars
@@Elvincars that makes sense! Thank you
Great job 👏🏻 thanks buddy 🙏🏻
Thanks brother!
Really nice amg it comes with pneumatic suspension?
Yes bro! It comes with the AMG RIDE CONTROL+ air suspension. One of the best things MB could bring to the market with this SUVs in my opinion. How can you go lower, you can also go up!
What MM is the front and rear lowered to?
30mm front and rear, but you have two set ups when you buy the “LSM”. I got for my self 30 and 20, but I’m always using 30mm. You can go lower than that if you would like but that’s your choice.
Hey there i like your video very helpful i own the same car and I followed your instructions how do you raise it back up can you please share a video much appreciated 1140 am sydney Australia time
@@AntonioTurrisi-v2k im traveling at the moment, but if you DM on instagram same username, i can explain it
Thanks to the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, automakers can't automatically void your warranty if you decide to use aftermarket (instead of manufacturer-installed) parts on your vehicle. However, should those parts cause a mechanical issue, the automaker could hold you responsible and refuse to pay for the repairs.Jan 31, 2023
Keep it up homie!! 💯 you did great!! You will get a lot more confidence in the journey!! 🙏🏼🦾 Good video!
Thanks brother!! For sure man! It felt like thousands of people including my neighbors were watch straight to my eyes lol
Cool
Thanks bro!