Black staggered 22's for sale... feeler
M-Concepts, custom makes 21" wheels...anything smaller you might as well stay OEM as the look wont change enough to justify the expense involved. IMHO.
I'm just 23 but I already prefer a cruiser than a sporty car.. (that's why I'm looking for a CLK and not an ///M bullit).. and my poor money will barely afford it..
You have a GREAT car, and if you got there (to be able to get a car like that in life) it means that you know better than anyone that you don't have to prove anything to anybody.
I think exact that when someone says that "he will smoke my CLK w/ 20"... I just think: "ok, smoke it.. i don't f#$% care..." Its is fast enough even w/ 0,00125s more in 0-60...
I'm not pushing anything here.. but I would kill for a car like your.. (and looots of peple in CLK forum - since the CL is the natural upgrade from CLK)..
enjoy your ride...
regards,
azp.

As I said earlier, the issue of unsprung weight is irrelevant to 99% of the people that drive CL's; you have a technical point, just not a practical one. Unsprung weight relates to racing my friend.
It's the same argument as a spoiler lip. Do you actually beleive anyone with a CL drives their car hard enough to appreciate the benefits? It's a matter of aethetics, plain and simple.
I still have a set of OEM wheels to bring it back to stock if need be. I simply havnt felt a particular burning desire to go back to stock due to a glaring performance decrease that I noticed after the switch.
Newsflash...A few people that drive Range Rovers don't go off roading either.
Last edited by Azpinator; Mar 30, 2008 at 10:21 AM.
. But nonetheless you car is one HOT CL thats for sure
. I personally wouldnt go larger than 21 for S and CL and wouldnt go bigger than 20s for CLS but hey do what makes you happ


