Reduced Bump Steer Custom Rear Toe Link AMG Mercedes Benz CLS W219 E Class W211 pt1 Mercedes Benz AMG CLS W219 or E Class W211 Custom Rear Toe Links The Story Behind: At around 340,000 km or 210,000 miles, I decided to replace the rear toe links on the car. I installed aftermarket units, and after 3000 km, the rear end started creating a massive amount of bump steer, making the car dangerous to drive. To address the issue, I reverted back to the old toe links and began the development of a bette

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