CLK Picture Thread (A Must Look!)
looks very clean...
I didn't realize that the stock CLK has that much gap between wheels and the body




Scrolling back and forth between my OEM springs and Ahmed's ride with the aftermarket springs (and ultra-sweet modular rims), I can totally see the huge wheel well gap in my car. The real benefit to that gap is when I'm rinsing out the road salt from the bottom of the car every 5-6 days.
Last edited by braincuttermd; Feb 11, 2003 at 09:47 PM.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Last edited by braincuttermd; Jan 14, 2003 at 08:08 PM.
I don't rinse it everyday (though I'd like to). It's so cold here in Ohio (19F) that I can't even clean it off on my driveway because the water freezes almost immediately. I have to wash it in the garage with the garage doors closed. Each week, I do a mid-week rinse with warm water for about 15 mins, concentrating on wheel-wells, under carriage and door/hood jams. On the weekends, I repeat that, but I incorporate a full soapy wash to make it nice and clean. Using luke-warm water to keep it from freezing on the body is good, but it sure does strip the wax.
I had the car undercoated and the doors/hood/trunk lids treated to protect it from corrosion and I get the treatment updated every summer.
Hopefully, all these measures will keep the car rust-free for a while.

Mike
Last edited by braincuttermd; Jan 14, 2003 at 08:31 PM.
I can't bare the thought of my car being that dirty..... I have to wash it once a week.... well almost....
Viktorious, what kind of modifications did they do to fit those 19" CL AMG's in your car. I spoke with Luke@Tirerack, and he told that they don't fit the CLK because the ofset and fitment is different.
Yes, it is a GT3, why is everyone scheptical?
as promised...
btw- my uncle has a 996 with an aero kit that looks identical to that.
Hmmm.






