Need help identifying this front lip




Just a suggestion on installation. Pre-drill holes starting at the center and place them 12" apart but stop when you reach the "curve" that wraps around the "L" corner. I used 1 1/2" to 2" long black torx self-tapping screws with the longer screws at the "L" curve portion. When pre-drilling the holes on the "L" shaped corners to the end of the lip at the beginning of the wheel arch, you'll see the need to drill the holes at a 45 degree angle inwards towards the engine bay. After its installed, I used black silicone to seal the gaps between the cf lip and the bumper!
Good luck....
Rob
Last edited by Robjr; Aug 31, 2018 at 01:02 PM.




Just a suggestion on installation. Pre-drill holes starting at the center and place them 12" apart but stop when you reach the "curve" that wraps around the "L" corner. I used 1 1/2" to 2" long black torx self-tapping screws with the longer screws at the "L" curve portion. When pre-drilling the holes on the "L" shaped corners to the end of the lip at the beginning of the wheel arch, you'll see the need to drill the holes at a 45 degree angle inwards towards the engine bay. After its installed, I used black silicone to seal the gaps between the cf lip and the bumper!
Good luck....
Rob
Il also planning to do double sided tape in a few areas just to get a better seal.




You can also take a look at my cf lip at the following url, too!
Rob
https://mbworld.org/forums/c32-amg-c...r-canards.html




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Im gonna have the headlights buffed and ceramic coated next then have the fender badges removed.
Also I might look into the cf trunk spoiler.
Does anyone know how those are mounted?




Believe it or not but they are actually 3M double-sided taped. Just a suggestion, you may also look into a CF Diffuser which really ads to the overall look! Take another look at my pics!
Rob
Last edited by Robjr; Sep 14, 2018 at 12:35 PM.




Im gonna start with the spoiler than diffuser, last I want the full interior cf trim. I've seen pictures of it but no idea where to get it.
I was hoping the rear spoiler was screwed in, taking the double sided tape off sounds like a bad time.




Another thought I had was to color match(with a vinyl wrap) the chrome bits on the car. What do you think of that idea?




Whatever floats your boat! I like to keep all my cars as simple as possible! I've added a few bits of CF stuff on the front, rear and interior (dash panels and doors). I've also added performance goodies, too! I still think my silver cf steering wheel and gear shift knob would look good in your car! I was referring to your C43 (four spoke steering wheel)!!!
Rob
Last edited by Robjr; Sep 14, 2018 at 12:53 PM.




Im gonna start with the spoiler than diffuser, last I want the full interior cf trim. I've seen pictures of it but no idea where to get it.
I was hoping the rear spoiler was screwed in, taking the double sided tape off sounds like a bad time.
Here's the cf diffuser I put on my C55. To do this job right, you'll need to drop the rear portion of mufflers and completely remove the rear bumper. Do the installation on a very stable workbench with a large blanket to protect the paint! Once its installed, use black silicone to seal the gaps between the diffuser and bumper. Re-attach the muffler apparatus and away you go!!
Good luck!
Rob
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Carbon-Fibe...AAAOSwaB5XvVoj
Last edited by Robjr; Sep 14, 2018 at 07:26 PM.




Im gonna start with the spoiler than diffuser, last I want the full interior cf trim. I've seen pictures of it but no idea where to get it.
I was hoping the rear spoiler was screwed in, taking the double sided tape off sounds like a bad time.
https://mbworld.org/forums/market/719168
Rob





