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'08 AM Vantage V8 - '03 E500
Just out of curiosity, how is .... stuff ... like that fastened to the car? By drilling holes in the sheet metal?
With a tatoo, at least, you can remove it (at some pain and expense) when you outgrow it. Laser treatments won't remove a hole drilled in sheet metal, though.
With a tatoo, at least, you can remove it (at some pain and expense) when you outgrow it. Laser treatments won't remove a hole drilled in sheet metal, though.
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2004 E320, 2006 Audi A6, 2008 C350 W204, 2010 BMW F10, 2012 Porsche Carrera S 991, 2014 E350 W212
different people have different taste. I was debating if I should install both spoiler at first, but after seeing one car w/ them. I decided to get them. I think they look nice, make the car look sportier! 
They are not huge, if they were, then definitly would "spoiled" a classy car like this. Oh, they are both glued on. Roof one is glue to the glass, so less problem to remove. The trunk one might require some repainting. a couple hundred dollars, but I doubt I would remove either one of them.
That's a custom built exhaust by RB Tech in Los Angeles. I don't really like the tips that much. I wouldn't recommand anyone go to them.... since they are toooooooo busy dealing w/ Ferrari, Bentley customers to fix the mistake they made on my car.
I do have the Front Brabus bumper. The rear is OEM bumper cut to fit the exhaust. I was going for the Eisenmann exhaust look. You can look up Eisenmann/Eisenhaust exhaust, they have some pictures.
They are not huge, if they were, then definitly would "spoiled" a classy car like this. Oh, they are both glued on. Roof one is glue to the glass, so less problem to remove. The trunk one might require some repainting. a couple hundred dollars, but I doubt I would remove either one of them.That's a custom built exhaust by RB Tech in Los Angeles. I don't really like the tips that much. I wouldn't recommand anyone go to them.... since they are toooooooo busy dealing w/ Ferrari, Bentley customers to fix the mistake they made on my car.
I do have the Front Brabus bumper. The rear is OEM bumper cut to fit the exhaust. I was going for the Eisenmann exhaust look. You can look up Eisenmann/Eisenhaust exhaust, they have some pictures.
Last edited by yxc145; Jul 26, 2004 at 10:46 PM.
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2004 E55
If you did a search for spoiler in this forum, you would have found this thread with many photos:
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...hlight=spoiler
Almost all the spoilers are held on using heavy duty double sided adhesive. No holes are drilled.
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...hlight=spoiler
Almost all the spoilers are held on using heavy duty double sided adhesive. No holes are drilled.
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2004 E320, 2006 Audi A6, 2008 C350 W204, 2010 BMW F10, 2012 Porsche Carrera S 991, 2014 E350 W212
Oh, you cut it. go search for Eisenmann exhaust. you wil see some good pictures in their website.
