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W203 C200 Kompressor
new to mb world
hey there people of mb world
im new to the mb world and iv owned my C200 kompressor for a year now and love it ill put some pics up and let me know what yous think
and suggest some mods for me that i would consider.
thanks hope to hear back soon
few photos when first got it and some of the progress thru
im new to the mb world and iv owned my C200 kompressor for a year now and love it ill put some pics up and let me know what yous think
and suggest some mods for me that i would consider.
thanks hope to hear back soon
few photos when first got it and some of the progress thru
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2005 C230K, 2019 Honda CR-V, '74 Lotus Europa
Mods are a pretty personal thing. Some mods that a lot of people like don't make sense to me but that's what makes modding your car so great - you make it the way you like.
Here's some of the things that I've done:
stainless steel brake lines
ceramic pads
'07 wheels
coco mats
Pioneer x940bt head unit
some of the wood interior pieces
Bix headlights
Headlight protectors
Maybe this will get you to thinking what you might want to do or what you don't want to do!
Good luck and enjoy yourself!
Here's some of the things that I've done:
stainless steel brake lines
ceramic pads
'07 wheels
coco mats
Pioneer x940bt head unit
some of the wood interior pieces
Bix headlights
Headlight protectors
Maybe this will get you to thinking what you might want to do or what you don't want to do!
Good luck and enjoy yourself!
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From: Perth, Western Australia
W203 C200 Kompressor
thanks for that info i like that idea where u have stainless steel brake lines i might look into it.
i would love to get projector headlight or something better than mine the old foggy looking ones and put in xenon lights.
much appreciated
i would love to get projector headlight or something better than mine the old foggy looking ones and put in xenon lights.
much appreciated
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2004 Civic Si. FWD for the Win!
OEM projectors pop up for sale here every so often, so you never know. Sedan people have used the DEPO aftermarket headlights, with varying success.
I'd say blacking out the front grille would look better with your car (love Black Opal, btw - much more interesting that basic black), maybe a flat front badge, get whatever spacer fits in the rear to push the rear wheels out as much as possbile, new exhaust, debadge the "KOMPRESSOR" on the rear end, then engine, stereo mods and interior stuff. Just some random thoughts.
Welcome to the forum, looks like you've got a lot done in your one year of ownership. Oh, and I'd say keep a reasonable slush fund for your car's "Mercedes-Benz charm", I mean questionable reliability.
I'd say blacking out the front grille would look better with your car (love Black Opal, btw - much more interesting that basic black), maybe a flat front badge, get whatever spacer fits in the rear to push the rear wheels out as much as possbile, new exhaust, debadge the "KOMPRESSOR" on the rear end, then engine, stereo mods and interior stuff. Just some random thoughts.
Welcome to the forum, looks like you've got a lot done in your one year of ownership. Oh, and I'd say keep a reasonable slush fund for your car's "Mercedes-Benz charm", I mean questionable reliability.
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W203 C200 Kompressor
i love the wheels as well they look really nice on my car. yeh i was thinking of plasti diping the badges and the front grill.
im not sure about the exhaust as its an auto and might sound like a try hard ricer,
@tommy what do you mean "questionable reliability".
thanks guys all so welcoming
im not sure about the exhaust as its an auto and might sound like a try hard ricer,
@tommy what do you mean "questionable reliability".
thanks guys all so welcoming
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2004 Civic Si. FWD for the Win!
Just mean that it's pretty hit or miss if your car will be reliable down the road. Plenty of people here have had pretty good luck with their cars, and then there are people like me. I'd keep a slush fund ready, just in case.
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