SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: Prior Design SL Black Series Wide Body Kit
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Prior Design SL Black Series Wide Body Kit
Hello R230 fans,
Today we have something extra special. A Prior Design SL Black Series Wide Body kit. This thing is a real monster. Fits any SL. Older models will need to do a headlight conversion, but the rest of the kit fits the same.
This kit provides the looks to match the car!
This kit includes:
Front Bumper + Lip
Front Vented Fenders
Vented Hood
Side Skirts
Rear Fender Flares
Rear bumper + Diffusor
Trunk Spoiler
Exhaust tips
Please contact us at 866-997-2336 Or by email at info@priordesignnorthamerica.com For all inquires.
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Today we have something extra special. A Prior Design SL Black Series Wide Body kit. This thing is a real monster. Fits any SL. Older models will need to do a headlight conversion, but the rest of the kit fits the same.
This kit provides the looks to match the car!
This kit includes:
Front Bumper + Lip
Front Vented Fenders
Vented Hood
Side Skirts
Rear Fender Flares
Rear bumper + Diffusor
Trunk Spoiler
Exhaust tips
Please contact us at 866-997-2336 Or by email at info@priordesignnorthamerica.com For all inquires.
Thank you for viewing!
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This isn't the same as Glass fibre, because you cannot get a good finish
with this, many spoilers are made of this and look lousy .
I want the kit to look as good as the steel body when painted, I must admit
these pictures look good, but you need to get close to really see..
with this, many spoilers are made of this and look lousy .
I want the kit to look as good as the steel body when painted, I must admit
these pictures look good, but you need to get close to really see..
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No, the kit is not like fiberglass. It is much higher quality. The finish is OEM like - looks like it came from the factory that way. Although, how it's painted and prepared plays its part.
Please email info@priordesignnorthamerica.com OR PM us for pricing inquiries.
This kit is built to order so it will all be NEW components.
Let us know if you have any other questions, Gentleman.
Please email info@priordesignnorthamerica.com OR PM us for pricing inquiries.
This kit is built to order so it will all be NEW components.
Let us know if you have any other questions, Gentleman.
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is it just the angel or does the front end of mid_cartell's kit look more rounded and elongated than the exclusive auto version. I know that i have seen a couple different rear end versions of this kit.
Wondering if there are different front end versions as well.
Wondering if there are different front end versions as well.
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Sl65, SL600 RENNtech, Verde Ithaca LP640, 3 highly modified Panteras, Maserati Biturbo, 300D turtle
Which method below is used to make the kit?
Here is some info on the quality of these products provided to me from a bodyshop expert. So it seems quality is depending on how this stuff is made, which seems to be difficult for manufactures to disclose how there's is made when you ask, at least from what I have experienced.
Vaccum bag with epoxy (good method):
Here is the wetlay up process and how its done. This is how Duraflex is made (cheaper method):
You will see the wet lay up method is inconsistent. The fabric is basically shredded material with resin added by brush. There is no way of properly measuring what areas receive how much resin and fabric. The resin they use does not fully cure so there is shrinkage that can occur, which can lead to warping.
The vacuum bag process compresses the layers cloth (The cloth is woven, similar to carbon fiber). The process is more expensive since it is so time consuming and a lot of consumable materials are used. The result however is a stronger lighter part with no shrinkage.
Here is some info on the quality of these products provided to me from a bodyshop expert. So it seems quality is depending on how this stuff is made, which seems to be difficult for manufactures to disclose how there's is made when you ask, at least from what I have experienced.
Vaccum bag with epoxy (good method):
Here is the wetlay up process and how its done. This is how Duraflex is made (cheaper method):
You will see the wet lay up method is inconsistent. The fabric is basically shredded material with resin added by brush. There is no way of properly measuring what areas receive how much resin and fabric. The resin they use does not fully cure so there is shrinkage that can occur, which can lead to warping.
The vacuum bag process compresses the layers cloth (The cloth is woven, similar to carbon fiber). The process is more expensive since it is so time consuming and a lot of consumable materials are used. The result however is a stronger lighter part with no shrinkage.
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