What material are the weather seals made out of on the w212
#1
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What material are the weather seals made out of on the w212
Rubber, EPDM, or something else? I want to treat them as they are starting to dry out a bit and wish to preserve their lifespan. I learned neglecting these is costly on a prior BMW.
I presume the exterior trims are rubber, but am unsure for the interior. I wish to ensure I use the proper product.
Let me know if you have an suggestions!
Thank you!
I presume the exterior trims are rubber, but am unsure for the interior. I wish to ensure I use the proper product.
Let me know if you have an suggestions!
Thank you!
#2
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On my previous Mercedes-I used Mothers VLR (Vinyl Leather Rubber). I have not treated my new car yet.
BTW- I'de love to see your audio setup with the JL Audio 12W6.
BTW- I'de love to see your audio setup with the JL Audio 12W6.
#3
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Thank you for the tip on the product. I'm guessing I can find it locally unlike many of the exotic suggestions I find browsing forums online. I really love this car and plan to keep it well maintained. I purchased it at 20k miles and am up to 47k in 18 months. Unless I stumble into a vast sum of money, I can't see unloading it anytime soon. I do wish it was the turbo, or even better yet an AMG, but the balance of budget, p2 package, low miles, and necessity of awd won out when I was buying. The OE Tune and Mesiterschaft Exhaust I've installed over the last 2 months really brought the car to life. It's much more aggressive in its nature and the exhaust note lets people (and myself) know it's no slouch.
A few more cosmetic and mechanical upgrades/touch ups and she will be a dream come true by summer!!!
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This is another great product but it can be a little difficult to find locally. The entire 303 line is some of the best products available and is not too pricey.
http://www.autogeek.net/303aerprot.html
i have a good friend who has a shop and does a lot of demo vehicles for car audio brands. He has also stated the HK Logic 7.1 System is very well done, but could use a little support in the low end. I had an Infinity Basslink in my old C300 and it was OK but definitely didn't compare to my old competition system in my old Toyota.
http://www.autogeek.net/303aerprot.html
i have a good friend who has a shop and does a lot of demo vehicles for car audio brands. He has also stated the HK Logic 7.1 System is very well done, but could use a little support in the low end. I had an Infinity Basslink in my old C300 and it was OK but definitely didn't compare to my old competition system in my old Toyota.
Last edited by AkaSigFreak; 12-29-2016 at 08:08 AM.
#5
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It all depends on what you're going for. I definitely concur it lacks in the lows.... I was torn between another 12w7 vs the 12w6. Overall the w6 sound is incredible. Occasionally I miss the power of the w7, but it's seldom I really push it though. I'm on the phone 80% of the time I'm in the car anyway. The system as a whole though really is impressive. It's one of few that I really haven't wanted to add on to aside from the sub/amp. By tapping into the factory sub lines, a clean sweep or the like doesn't seem to be needed
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This is my old 2003 Corolla. JL Audio said I was the first person to compete in an Iasca event with the 12W1v2 subs ( I had them before they were officially released). My RTA scores were very close to Gary Biggs's Regal that year. Full MB Quart Q-Series components (not the Made In China crap), JL Subs, Alpine Deck and the first person to have the Alpine iPod Integration Kit