Q's for those with 55K Airbox
06-21-2010, 02:50 PM
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04 CLK 320 > CLK32K
Wanted to update the thread with the components, part #'s, and prices need for this mod. These prices are off parts.com
AirBox Cover (1130100967) $142.60
Kevlar Inlet Lft (2730900182) $44.28 Regular Inlet Lft (1130942282) $11.21
Kevlar Inlet Rt (2730900082) $44.28 Regular Inlet Rt (1130942182) $11.21
Air Cleaner Lft (1130900501) $92.00
Air Cleaner Rt (1130900601) $92.00
Rear Intake Pipe Assembly (1130900129) $117.30 (This includes the 2 rear hoses, Air Dist, and gaskets)
AirBox Cover (1130100967) $142.60
Kevlar Inlet Lft (2730900182) $44.28 Regular Inlet Lft (1130942282) $11.21
Kevlar Inlet Rt (2730900082) $44.28 Regular Inlet Rt (1130942182) $11.21
Air Cleaner Lft (1130900501) $92.00
Air Cleaner Rt (1130900601) $92.00
Rear Intake Pipe Assembly (1130900129) $117.30 (This includes the 2 rear hoses, Air Dist, and gaskets)
06-21-2010, 03:01 PM
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2005 E55 AMG; 2005 CLK 500 (sold)
Today I completed the ///AMG 55K Airbox install!
Installed:
* ///AMG 55K Airbox and Engine Cover
* BMC Air Filters
* Kevlar Intake Tubes
I noticed an improvement in throttle response and Highway Speed (Might also be due to New Air filters verses the old ones installed).
Thanks to all the MBworld members who's participated in this thread. Its because of their experience and feedback, I was able to complete this Mod.
Now the Pics (all of have been added to my profile album)!
///AMG 55K Airbox Installed
Airbox, BMC Filters, Kevlar Intake Tubes
Heat wrap underneath the Airbox
Kevlar verses Plastic air intake ducts
Teaser pic for my next mod!
Installed:
* ///AMG 55K Airbox and Engine Cover
* BMC Air Filters
* Kevlar Intake Tubes
I noticed an improvement in throttle response and Highway Speed (Might also be due to New Air filters verses the old ones installed).
Thanks to all the MBworld members who's participated in this thread. Its because of their experience and feedback, I was able to complete this Mod.
Now the Pics (all of have been added to my profile album)!
///AMG 55K Airbox Installed
Airbox, BMC Filters, Kevlar Intake Tubes
Heat wrap underneath the Airbox
Kevlar verses Plastic air intake ducts
Teaser pic for my next mod!
so have you noticed a difference in performance? any power gains?
06-21-2010, 11:39 PM
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I never did a before/after dyno test, but the throttle response improvement was noticeable right away and I do feel more pull at highway speeds.
Hey Wes! I bought the Thermo Tec 13575 Adhesive Backed Heat Barrier from Summit Racing (their ebay store). It's really easy to work with and I'm happy with the results!
Hey Wes! I bought the Thermo Tec 13575 Adhesive Backed Heat Barrier from Summit Racing (their ebay store). It's really easy to work with and I'm happy with the results!
06-29-2010, 01:15 PM
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Wanted to update the thread with the components, part #'s, and prices need for this mod. These prices are off parts.com
AirBox Cover (1130100967) $142.60
Kevlar Inlet Lft (2730900182) $44.28 Regular Inlet Lft (1130942282) $11.21
Kevlar Inlet Rt (2730900082) $44.28 Regular Inlet Rt (1130942182) $11.21
Air Cleaner Lft (1130900501) $92.00
Air Cleaner Rt (1130900601) $92.00
Rear Intake Pipe Assembly (1130900129) $117.30 (This includes the 2 rear hoses, Air Dist, and gaskets)
AirBox Cover (1130100967) $142.60
Kevlar Inlet Lft (2730900182) $44.28 Regular Inlet Lft (1130942282) $11.21
Kevlar Inlet Rt (2730900082) $44.28 Regular Inlet Rt (1130942182) $11.21
Air Cleaner Lft (1130900501) $92.00
Air Cleaner Rt (1130900601) $92.00
Rear Intake Pipe Assembly (1130900129) $117.30 (This includes the 2 rear hoses, Air Dist, and gaskets)
and the rear intake pipe...is that an adjustment for the airbox? from the looks of the other pics of airboxes, just attached to the maf
06-29-2010, 02:09 PM
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06-29-2010, 02:51 PM
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06-30-2010, 01:55 AM
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2018 E43 | 2017 GLS450 | 2004 CLK 500
Wanted to update the thread with the components, part #'s, and prices need for this mod. These prices are off parts.com
AirBox Cover (1130100967) $142.60
Kevlar Inlet Lft (2730900182) $44.28 Regular Inlet Lft (1130942282) $11.21
Kevlar Inlet Rt (2730900082) $44.28 Regular Inlet Rt (1130942182) $11.21
Air Cleaner Lft (1130900501) $92.00
Air Cleaner Rt (1130900601) $92.00
Rear Intake Pipe Assembly (1130900129) $117.30 (This includes the 2 rear hoses, Air Dist, and gaskets)
AirBox Cover (1130100967) $142.60
Kevlar Inlet Lft (2730900182) $44.28 Regular Inlet Lft (1130942282) $11.21
Kevlar Inlet Rt (2730900082) $44.28 Regular Inlet Rt (1130942182) $11.21
Air Cleaner Lft (1130900501) $92.00
Air Cleaner Rt (1130900601) $92.00
Rear Intake Pipe Assembly (1130900129) $117.30 (This includes the 2 rear hoses, Air Dist, and gaskets)
06-30-2010, 02:35 AM
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2018 E43 | 2017 GLS450 | 2004 CLK 500
so what is the airbox cover from? It looks like a 55k cover.
Does anyone know if the CLK55 airbox work just as good? Does it have fins or is it just the same as my 500 airbox?
edit: did a search found out all I need to know
Does anyone know if the CLK55 airbox work just as good? Does it have fins or is it just the same as my 500 airbox?
edit: did a search found out all I need to know
Last edited by lowpost; 06-30-2010 at 02:49 AM.
06-30-2010, 03:46 PM
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i wonder if the 500 box is cheaper. i might get that instead. haha
07-01-2010, 07:13 PM
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-=[CLK 500 2006]=- -=[Dodge Ram 2001]=- -=[Kawasaki Ninja 636 2005]=-
there goes my question! lol.. I actually thought that the air filter is the thing I see on top of the battery... there is a small filter on top of the battery cover...
does anybody care to tutor on how to replace the stock air filter?
07-07-2010, 02:36 AM
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oh an i figured out the sought after question i had. thought id like to share.
i was wondering if there was a center cover earlier. then i realized there is one. cuz on the e55amg. the engine is ****ing huge. lol so it protrudes outward in the middle.
btw. 2mchar are you selling your original 500 airbox?
i was wondering if there was a center cover earlier. then i realized there is one. cuz on the e55amg. the engine is ****ing huge. lol so it protrudes outward in the middle.
btw. 2mchar are you selling your original 500 airbox?
07-07-2010, 10:36 AM
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oh an i figured out the sought after question i had. thought id like to share.
i was wondering if there was a center cover earlier. then i realized there is one. cuz on the e55amg. the engine is ****ing huge. lol so it protrudes outward in the middle.
btw. 2mchar are you selling your original 500 airbox?
i was wondering if there was a center cover earlier. then i realized there is one. cuz on the e55amg. the engine is ****ing huge. lol so it protrudes outward in the middle.
btw. 2mchar are you selling your original 500 airbox?
I'm keeping my original 500 box for Smog Test purposes. The bigger box hides my headers (when I get them) and the little protruding hose on the left side of the 55K airbox (looks like it supposed to go to the supercharger; It's like I messed with the smog equipment). What I ended up doing is polishing the aluminum intake (real shiny
) and now it looks custom Hey Wes,
Did you ever put on the tyreart on your tires? Any pics?
