Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
2113331914
A2113331914
Compatible Vehicle Series:
204/207C218
Mercedes-Benz (Imported) — CLS-Class / E-Class
Mercedes-Benz Imported Trailing Arm Bushing — Chassis Shock Absorption Mounting Bushing. Primarily designed for Mercedes-Benz's mid-to-large-sized coupe and sedan series, this product features an equal-dimension design (56mm) in both width and thickness. This symmetrical structure demonstrates exceptional performance in managing torsional forces, effectively suppressing chassis twisting during periods of high torque output. Thanks to precision manufacturing, it offers owners who prioritize driving balance and stability an outstanding solution for chassis restoration and maintenance.
Precision Specifications: Width 56mm, Thickness 56mm, Inner Diameter 14mm; Outer Diameter Specifications: 52mm and 29mm.
Vehicle Compatibility: Suitable for Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class and E-Class models built on the 204, 207, and C218 platforms.
Fatigue-Resistant Structure: Validated through rigorous long-term load testing to ensure zero separation between the rubber bushing and the central sleeve.
Enhanced Lateral Support: The 56mm width provides superior structural support, elevating the vehicle's performance limits during cornering.
Elimination of Chassis Play: The precisely engineered mounting hole design completely eliminates abnormal noises caused by trailing arm looseness or vibration.
Established in 2009
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