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Guest (MBNZ) · 01-27-2001, 08:05 PM

That's the set up I have on my 92 400E. Bilstien Sport/Eibach Pro Kit, with 17" AMG rims and Michelin Pilots. Very stiff with exciting conering/handling characteristics. Stiffer than I prefer, but I only drive this one for fun on nice days.Bekker Imports indicated from their customer feedback, the Koni's are a little less stiff than the Bilstien setup, but also get "soft" quicker than the Bilstiens.Ultimately I will replace the sway bars and brakes. I too, would like to know if there are other modifications recommended for this set up.Where can you find sway bars for the 92 400E?Hope this helps. Thank you, Brian W.

01-27-2001, 08:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
Guest (MBNZ) BenzWorld Newbie Date registered: Dec 1998 Posts: 0	Re: 400 e springs and shock set up. That's the set up I have on my 92 400E. Bilstien Sport/Eibach Pro Kit, with 17" AMG rims and Michelin Pilots. Very stiff with exciting conering/handling characteristics. Stiffer than I prefer, but I only drive this one for fun on nice days.<p>Bekker Imports indicated from their customer feedback, the Koni's are a little less stiff than the Bilstien setup, but also get "soft" quicker than the Bilstiens.<p>Ultimately I will replace the sway bars and brakes. I too, would like to know if there are other modifications recommended for this set up.<p>Where can you find sway bars for the 92 400E?<p>Hope this helps.<br>Thank you,<br>Brian W.