22x9.5 Fits! Lowered 2005 Clk320
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Tesla Model S
Originally Posted by Imelda
Remember...
Ride is based By The Vehicle Not by The Tires Profile.
Ride was never sacrificed.
Ride is based By The Vehicle Not by The Tires Profile.
Ride was never sacrificed.
Originally Posted by Imelda
-No performance is missing.
-No Braking/Stopping issues.
-No Braking/Stopping issues.
I'm not sure what the effects of varying front vs. rear diameters will have on the ESP system but I don't know enough about it to speak intelligently. ;0)
That being said, have fun. It's original, I'll give you that.
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I Respect Everything you say...
and your right! I could probably "Read the diffrence"
However...
I Dont Race,
But when i do... (at the Track)
I "Bring It On" With my husbands 1996 SS "R1 Impala"
(ZR1 MOTOR) "525 Hp to the wheels!" "6 Speed"
(1/4 mile @ 10.9 sec)
Very fast Feeling in a 5,000 lbs. car.
The CLK was more of a "Stuck in traffic" Car.
Was bought for comfort.
My G35 is my "Late to work car"
...Follow what i'm saying.
BTW have you herd of "TRACY G"? (Rock Musician in your Area)
-Peace.
and your right! I could probably "Read the diffrence"
However...
I Dont Race,
But when i do... (at the Track)
I "Bring It On" With my husbands 1996 SS "R1 Impala"
(ZR1 MOTOR) "525 Hp to the wheels!" "6 Speed"
(1/4 mile @ 10.9 sec)
Very fast Feeling in a 5,000 lbs. car.
The CLK was more of a "Stuck in traffic" Car.
Was bought for comfort.
My G35 is my "Late to work car"
...Follow what i'm saying.
BTW have you herd of "TRACY G"? (Rock Musician in your Area)
-Peace.
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From: The Heights, CA
Tesla Model S
Originally Posted by Imelda
I "Bring It On" With my husbands 1996 SS "R1 Impala"
(ZR1 MOTOR) "525 Hp to the wheels!" "6 Speed"
(1/4 mile @ 10.9 sec)
Very fast Feeling in a 5,000 lbs. car.
(ZR1 MOTOR) "525 Hp to the wheels!" "6 Speed"
(1/4 mile @ 10.9 sec)
Very fast Feeling in a 5,000 lbs. car.
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06 CLK 500 / 07 Honda Ridgeline
And I'm guessing you could move up to SL65 AMG roters with 22" That's quite the space that need filling.
Originally Posted by Imelda
What would you recommend...
Mr. Give me a "Brakeman"
Mr. Give me a "Brakeman"
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Originally Posted by S2000
And I'm guessing you could move up to SL65 AMG roters with 22" That's quite the space that need filling.
WHERE CAN THEY BE INSTALLED IN LA OR OC
Any complications with Brembo?
REMEMBER...
I am running 20x8.5 in the Front and 22x9.5 in the Rear.
HELP!
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06 CLK 500 / 07 Honda Ridgeline
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...5&autoModClar=
$2800 - $3200 depends on size (355mm ??? maybe a little bigger)
Installation = what ever a local brake/speed shop will charge
There should not be any complications. You should have better braking, but that would be in a panic stop or on a track. Under normal driving these brakes are going to perform the same as the factory brakes. But they will fill up more of the space generated by the 20" and 22".
There are other brake upgrade kits out there, the red and gold will DEFINATELY be seen with your Rim/Color combo.
-hope this helps
$2800 - $3200 depends on size (355mm ??? maybe a little bigger)
Installation = what ever a local brake/speed shop will charge
There should not be any complications. You should have better braking, but that would be in a panic stop or on a track. Under normal driving these brakes are going to perform the same as the factory brakes. But they will fill up more of the space generated by the 20" and 22".
There are other brake upgrade kits out there, the red and gold will DEFINATELY be seen with your Rim/Color combo.
-hope this helps
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I Thank You for the info.
However, If I read the info from the link you supplied...
The price is Per axle correct?
Aprox. Brembo set-up for all four corners
is $5,000 - $6,000. (aprox.)?
However, If I read the info from the link you supplied...
The price is Per axle correct?
Aprox. Brembo set-up for all four corners
is $5,000 - $6,000. (aprox.)?
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