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Replacing the stock HIDs with 8k bulbs just degraded his lighting and increased the amount of glare that both he, and other drivers, are exposed to. By dropping the car as much as he did he degraded his handling and set himself up for suspension issues -


Replacing the stock HIDs with 8k bulbs just degraded his lighting and increased the amount of glare that both he, and other drivers, are exposed to. By dropping the car as much as he did he degraded his handling and set himself up for suspension issues -

I like the car
Around here, high K lamps have become a passing fad now. And so it's not unique anymore.
But do whatever floats your boat. That's what is the most important. Be true to yourself because in the end, nobody else cares...
Last edited by 220S; Jun 22, 2009 at 02:29 AM.
http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...e/bad/bad.html
From looking at the OPs car, it is obvious that he did everything only for the bling factor - a sad thing to do to a MB. Those mods are all personal and perfectly fine until he puts other people at risk - the 50% windshield tint and the 8k bulbs can be lethal to others...
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http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...e/bad/bad.html
From looking at the OPs car, it is obvious that he did everything only for the bling factor - a sad thing to do to a MB. Those mods are all personal and perfectly fine until he puts other people at risk - the 50% windshield tint and the 8k bulbs can be lethal to others...
Lights will stay the same.....Tints are no more.....like other memebers in this thread said....My Car My Opinion...My Mod..MY MONEY.....feel free to comment but plz let's not turn this into an argument thread because its all opinions
Yeah, I dunno, I think it might need the wider plate to look totally "at home", but I think I've gotta see it in person. Fitment, etc. all look OEM? Or could you tell that it's a stick-on if you look up close?Yeah I understand. I've toyed with the idea of getting one, but think on my car, with the setup, tinted tails, debadged trunk, etc. it might break up the clean look back there and look a bit less sporty.

Yeah, I dunno, I think it might need the wider plate to look totally "at home", but I think I've gotta see it in person. Fitment, etc. all look OEM? Or could you tell that it's a stick-on if you look up close?Yeah I understand. I've toyed with the idea of getting one, but think on my car, with the setup, tinted tails, debadged trunk, etc. it might break up the clean look back there and look a bit less sporty.

http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w211...ml#post3419681
I respect everyone has his/her own preferrance.
see if the edit photo may help you in any way?
Last edited by no_clue; Jun 21, 2009 at 07:45 PM.
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w211...ml#post3419681
I respect everyone has his/her own preferrance.
see if the edit photo may help you in any way?
Did you install it yourself? Was it hard to measure perfectly to be fitted dead-center? I'd probably take it to a Body Shop as I'd be too paranoid to have it off center at all.
Another big worry is I'm kind of aprehensive as to whether it would look like a "stick-on" up close.
Did you install it yourself? Was it hard to measure perfectly to be fitted dead-center? I'd probably take it to a Body Shop as I'd be too paranoid to have it off center at all.
Another big worry is I'm kind of aprehensive as to whether it would look like a "stick-on" up close.

1.Measure the full length of the lid and put a little masking tape right in the middle.
2. clean the trunk real nice. ( I use 72% rubbing alcohol.)
3. Remove the 3M tape on the back.
4. Align the little masking tape with the STAR.
5. Start pressure from the middle and move outward.
* please note, I am not trying to sell you anything, just trying to share the nice item I found.
Another Edit photo for fun.
Hope the color looks more like your silver.
Last edited by no_clue; Jun 21, 2009 at 07:33 PM.
and btw no_clue im getting it :]
1.Measure the full length of the lid and put a little masking tape right in the middle.
2. clean the trunk real nice. ( I use 72% rubbing alcohol.)
3. Remove the 3M tape on the back.
4. Align the little masking tape with the STAR.
5. Start pressure from the middle and move outward.
* please note, I am not trying to sell you anything, just trying to share the nice item I found.
Another Edit photo for fun.
Hope the color looks more like your silver.BTW, did you mean to post a Link to a Thread with detailed Photo's?

Eitherway, you could give it a try.
( or use clear tape to secure the lid and decided if you going to peel off its 3M tape )
I am sure it is loose change to you compare to what you've already done to your car.
but... everyone does it here anyway haha a doctor's note helps a lot
then the legal amount is 30 in new jersey too... with that handy note lolhttp://www.nysdmv.com/forms/mv80w.pdf
and btw no_clue im getting it :]
Most modern cars (SUVs are different) have about 80-85% coming from the factory on side and rear windows.
Accordingly, there are many reasons why tint on a windshield is foolish - it decreases what you can see and - because of the nature of tint - makes the windshield harder to clean - further decreasing vision.
I don't drive in NY so you can do what you want - just be aware of the ramifications of your modifications.
BTW - here is a link to tint laws in various states:
http://www.tintdude.com/laws.html
2) 8k's look nice, I'm not that gutsy (5900k) but I love the look!
3) Maybe it's because I'm new but I don't see where you painted your grille?
4) I didn't know before about the sevas reputation but I'm glad you got off them now!
Good Luck!







