RENNtech CL Class Carbon Rear Spoiler Release
06-24-2011, 03:41 PM
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RENNtech CL Class Carbon Rear Spoiler Release
RENNtech is proud to introduce an all new rear decklid spoiler design for the Mercedes-Benz CL-class. This highly integrated pre-preg carbon fiber spoiler compliments the sophisticated and refined CL exterior design language.
Pre-preg is widely known as the finest process in carbon fiber manufacturing which has been used for aerospace and military applications because of its superior consistency in weight, thickness, fitment, resin, carbon layout, and overall quality. This process also features a much higher quality aesthetic than both the wet lay up and infusion processes.
The spoiler will fit any CL-Class from 2007 and up. No drilling or modifications to the trunk are necessary, installs with 3M double-sided automotive tape.
More information and pricing can be found by visiting our website:
http://www.renntechmercedes.com/www/node/545
Pre-preg is widely known as the finest process in carbon fiber manufacturing which has been used for aerospace and military applications because of its superior consistency in weight, thickness, fitment, resin, carbon layout, and overall quality. This process also features a much higher quality aesthetic than both the wet lay up and infusion processes.
The spoiler will fit any CL-Class from 2007 and up. No drilling or modifications to the trunk are necessary, installs with 3M double-sided automotive tape.
More information and pricing can be found by visiting our website:
http://www.renntechmercedes.com/www/node/545
09-04-2011, 09:33 PM
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2009 mercedes CL 65
I have to say the spoiler looks great. But I really doult this one is actually released. I made an order and they put me on a 3 months wait list. What kind of product need that long? 3 months are enough to build a whole car.
