Wanna Add some mods on CLK, wheels, widebody, speakers, etc
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CLK 500
Wanna Add some mods on CLK, wheels, widebody, speakers, etc
Yo, looking forward to spending a few grand on the clk500, need suggestions of what I can do, ideas and advice, thx
I already got a wrap and want to do something more.
What size rim fit the car without cutting the body and won't have a problem when turning? the 18 or 19 or 20? Any wheels recommended?
Can I change the rear speakers to something spicier? How?
What kinda speakers can I put in the car for the bass? Do I need an amplifier for the speakers then?
Any widebody kit out there? I can't find any for clk350 or 500, please suggest
Any mods and tunes I can add to the car engine and exterior to increase the 302hp to 400+ maybe?
The car got stock spring right now, but somehow it looks like the front is having more clearance than the back?
16 years old help me out.
Thx
420
I already got a wrap and want to do something more.
What size rim fit the car without cutting the body and won't have a problem when turning? the 18 or 19 or 20? Any wheels recommended?
Can I change the rear speakers to something spicier? How?
What kinda speakers can I put in the car for the bass? Do I need an amplifier for the speakers then?
Any widebody kit out there? I can't find any for clk350 or 500, please suggest
Any mods and tunes I can add to the car engine and exterior to increase the 302hp to 400+ maybe?
The car got stock spring right now, but somehow it looks like the front is having more clearance than the back?
16 years old help me out.
Thx
420
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From: Atlanta Metro
2008 clk550 - Navigator - Frontier
See my signature for the mods to my 550. I would only go up 1 size above stock and no more than 19 max on the wheels. I think the 500 is stock 17 inch wheels. The stock wheels for my 550 were pretty light and were excellent wheels. Getting aftermarket wheels as light will get a little expensive, as they will likely need to be forged. I currently have Mandrus wheels and I have been satisfied with them since installing them 5-6 years ago. If I change them, I will go with forged light weight replacements sometime over the next year ($2K-$3K).
An obvious reply is for you to just buy a 550 but I know that feeling of just doing your own thing. I've spent a few $K on my 550; could have just bought a 63. But it wouldn't have been the same.
I don't know anything about the entertainment stuff. Unless I am on a trip longer than 2 hours I seldom use it.
An obvious reply is for you to just buy a 550 but I know that feeling of just doing your own thing. I've spent a few $K on my 550; could have just bought a 63. But it wouldn't have been the same.
I don't know anything about the entertainment stuff. Unless I am on a trip longer than 2 hours I seldom use it.
