Finished Parktronic install on c32
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Options to PTS
Originally Posted by zoink
Well, different ppl different preference..... 
PTS is certainly a useful option even though I really prefer the rear camera, just like MDX and Lexus (or the almost-forgotten Q45)... For me the difference between the two is like having just a regular radar detector vs. a camera that points where the police is hiding :p.....
Too bad mercs do not have one.
PTS is certainly a useful option even though I really prefer the rear camera, just like MDX and Lexus (or the almost-forgotten Q45)... For me the difference between the two is like having just a regular radar detector vs. a camera that points where the police is hiding :p.....Too bad mercs do not have one.
Mercedes Benz offers camaras in front and rear but is mainly available for their 18 wheelers... there are super cool nice features...
I also like the rocket booster that "some" manufacturers offer for "additional" power... take a look at this aftermarket pic:
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Wheels
Originally Posted by cclass320
hey i like your wheels!
can you tell me the wheel/tire specs? looks like a 19x10 in the rear?
thanks!
can you tell me the wheel/tire specs? looks like a 19x10 in the rear?
thanks!
Wheels are AZEV
Front:
Size: 19x8.5
Tires: 235/35 Z R19
Rear:
19x9.5 (10 if you measure from lip to lip)
Tires: 265/30 Z R19 (anything wider and you WILL rub --unless you are willing to major fender work--).
If you have 4 adults on the car, rear rubs real good (or bad, however you want to look at it)... thus I have a good "reason" not to take more than one person in the car
.Fenders are completely rolled to the point of no return. THe profile of the Pirellis I have on the car are a little "chubbier" than any other manufacturer's tires on the same size, the actual tire is a 1/4 inch wider than the actual wheel thus rubbing!.
I got my wheels shipped from Germany, however, the US distributor CEC (cecwheels.com) can sell them to you actually for almost half the price to the same wheels if drilled in Germany. Offsets, blah, blah is ALL taken care off based on the car you have.
I had the same exact design on a 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix... most of my friends tell me "oh, you swapted your wheels to the C32"... though I wished that was true.. I had to have new wheels drilled with the correct offset for proper fit on the C32, otherwise the wheels won't clear the callipers
Front Wheel:
Close up:
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