Arnott Introduces Rear Coil Conversion Kit For 2003-'09 E-Class Mercedes-Benz Wagon

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Arnott Introduces Rear Coil Conversion Kit For 2003-’09 E-Class Mercedes-Benz Wagon

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class suspension conversion kit features powder-coated coil springs made from American steel along with top and bottom mounts.

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Arnott Air Suspension Products has introduced a new coil spring conversion kit for the 2003-’09 E-Class Mercedes-Benz (W211 Chassis) wagon with rear suspension only and without ADS.

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Arnott - Coil SpringsArnott’s springs are designed to give the E-Class Wagon a smooth ride, comparable to the original air suspension. The company says the aftermarket springs fit perfectly in the seat without welding or modifying the original suspension.

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class suspension conversion kit features powder-coated coil springs made from American steel along with top and bottom mounts. This conversion kit includes Arnott’s patent-pending electronic bypass module (EBM), which will turn off dashboard warning lights.  

This rear coil spring conversion kit retails for $307.97 and is backed by Arnott’s Limited Lifetime Warranty. It is not for E-Class Wagons with 4-Corner air suspension (with ADS). A detailed installation manual is available.

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