Eibach Pro-Kit lowering springs Mercedes-Benz CLA 4Matic (C118) (E10-25-046-04-22)

Pro-Kit performance lowering springs - sport-oriented lowering with a high level of driving comfort.

• Lowering of the vehicle
• Sporty and comfortable solution
• Possible to use with electronically controlled dampers
• Diamond black powder coating
• Two-stage corrosion protection
• Progressive spring characteristic curve for balanced driving comfort
• Made from high-quality spring steel for durability

Contents: 2 x F11-25-043-05-FA, 2 x F11-25-046-01-RA

Vehicle fitment (Eibach)

• MERCEDES-BENZ CLA (C118): Coupe 2019-2023: CLA 220 4-matic Petrol - EC type approval number from: e1*2007/46*1912*.. / Front axle: Lowering approx. 30-35 mm Front axle load up to 1135 kg / Rear axle: Lowering approx. 25 mm Rear axle load up to 1025 kg Axle: multi-link axle, CLA 250 4-matic Petrol - EC type approval number from: e1*2007/46*1912*.. / Front axle: Lowering approx. 30-35 mm Front axle load up to 1135 kg / Rear axle: Lowering approx. 25 mm Rear axle load up to 1025 kg Axle: multi-link axle; Coupe 2023- Facelift: CLA 220 4-matic Petrol - EC type approval number from: e1*2007/46*1912*.. / Front axle: Lowering approx. 30-35 mm Front axle load up to 1135 kg / Rear axle: Lowering approx. 25 mm Rear axle load up to 1025 kg Axle: multi-link axle, CLA 250 4-matic Petrol - EC type approval number from: e1*2007/46*1912*.. / Front axle: Lowering approx. 30-35 mm Front axle load up to 1135 kg / Rear axle: Lowering approx. 25 mm Rear axle load up to 1025 kg Axle: multi-link axle

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