BS63 AMG finally comes home
04-05-2011, 02:30 AM
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CLK63 black series
BS63 AMG finally comes home
2008 CLK63 Black Series, purchased with 3900 miles, 3 weeks ago.
mods to date:
1. smoke rear tail lights and front side markers
2. flat black the mirrors and flat smoke the mirror signals
3. brakes painted Brembo yellow
4. car lowered 1 inch
5. ECU and TCU remapped
6. Evosport air box and filters
7. gloss powder coated exhaust tips
8. one-piece clear armor the hood, bumper, fenders
9. Kahn wheels: 20 X 9.5 front, 20 X 11.5 rears
10. PS2 tires: 255/30 front, 305XL / 25 rear
11. interior pieces painted veneer gloss black
12. AMG hood and rear trunk badges emblems,special ordered from AMG
13. headlight clusters painted flat black inside
14. de-badged emblems from trunk
15. windows tinted
16. HID white bulb replacements
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mods to date:
1. smoke rear tail lights and front side markers
2. flat black the mirrors and flat smoke the mirror signals
3. brakes painted Brembo yellow
4. car lowered 1 inch
5. ECU and TCU remapped
6. Evosport air box and filters
7. gloss powder coated exhaust tips
8. one-piece clear armor the hood, bumper, fenders
9. Kahn wheels: 20 X 9.5 front, 20 X 11.5 rears
10. PS2 tires: 255/30 front, 305XL / 25 rear
11. interior pieces painted veneer gloss black
12. AMG hood and rear trunk badges emblems,special ordered from AMG
13. headlight clusters painted flat black inside
14. de-badged emblems from trunk
15. windows tinted
16. HID white bulb replacements
J
04-05-2011, 03:00 AM
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CLK 63 Black Series, 2009 S550, 2011 Range Rover Supercharged, BMW F800 GS Anniv Edition
looks good - would like more info on the amg special order hood and trunk badges if you wouldn't mind, ie part numbers
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04-05-2011, 06:41 PM
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'92 300E, '06 E55
Great looking car!
For the Mercedes especially, it is a pretty tedious process.
You remove the headlights and bake them so the adhesive between the lens and actual housing becomes warm enough to separate.
Then you must dissemble the entire headlight, and go through the entire paint process. And lastly bake once more to put the lens and housing back together.
Definitely not a weekend DIY project. Have a professional do the work
You remove the headlights and bake them so the adhesive between the lens and actual housing becomes warm enough to separate.
Then you must dissemble the entire headlight, and go through the entire paint process. And lastly bake once more to put the lens and housing back together.
Definitely not a weekend DIY project. Have a professional do the work
04-05-2011, 07:54 PM
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