Air Suspension Shock Absorbers For Mercedes Benz Rear Left 2053207830

16-18 - C350e

For cars with AvantGarde / Standard Suspension (Code 677). Not for cars with Semi-Active Air Suspension (Code 489).

15-15 - C400 4Matic

For cars with AvantGarde / Standard Suspension (Code 677). Not for cars with Semi-Active Air Suspension (Code 489).

17-21 - C43 AMG

For cars with AvantGarde / Standard Suspension (Code 677). Not for cars with Semi-Active Air Suspension (Code 489). 

16-16 - C63 AMG

For cars with AvantGarde / Standard Suspension (Code 677). Not for cars with Semi-Active Air Suspension (Code 489).

17-21 - C63 AMG

For cars with AvantGarde / Standard Suspension (Code 677). Not for cars with Semi-Active Air Suspension (Code 489). 

15-16 - C63 AMG S

For cars with AvantGarde / Standard Suspension (Code 677). Not for cars with Semi-Active Air Suspension (Code 489).

17-21 - C63 AMG S

Purpose

Absorber is used to suppress the vibration and impact from the road surface during the rebound of a spring after absorption. Widely used in automobiles to accelerate the attenuation of frame and body vibrations and improve the smoothness of vehicle travel.

When passing through uneven road surfaces, although the shock absorber spring can filter the vibration of the road surface, the spring itself will also have reciprocating motion, and the shock absorber is used to suppress this spring jumping. If the shock absorber is too soft, the body will jump up and down, and if the shock absorber is too hard, it will bring too much resistance, hindering the normal operation of the spring.

In the process of modifying the suspension system, hard shock absorbers should be paired with hard springs, and the hardness of the springs is closely related to the weight of the vehicle. Therefore, heavier cars generally use harder shock absorbers. The device connected to the shock absorber crankshaft is used to counteract the torsional vibration of the crankshaft (the phenomenon where the crankshaft twists due to the impact force of cylinder ignition).

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