Glad I'm not the only one that absolutely despises wheel bolts. Looks like the studs you put in also lock the rotor in place... I probably would have changed them out at the same time for some zinc plated drilled rotors :)
To be honest, I just wanted to get the new wheels on quickly for the visual impact in the video. In the next episode, they come back off for brakes and suspension overhaul. (These rotors were end of life)
The housings are different for the crystal lights, so that the light can still be diffused and focussed correctly. I would have to find complete headlights, not just the lenses, and they would have to be for a RHD car. The cheapest set I can get here (aftermarket, not OEM) is $400. Restoring the original lights was faster and much cheaper. If I consider keeping the car, I would look into changing to the crystal headlights.
I was thinking about that but I'm not sure they will fit. Sits are not bad but I have problem with my back. Nevermind thanks for answer, I'll do some research to see if anything can be done.@@ProjectCarHaven
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Great job
Glad I'm not the only one that absolutely despises wheel bolts. Looks like the studs you put in also lock the rotor in place... I probably would have changed them out at the same time for some zinc plated drilled rotors :)
To be honest, I just wanted to get the new wheels on quickly for the visual impact in the video. In the next episode, they come back off for brakes and suspension overhaul. (These rotors were end of life)
Those wheels really turned out better than I expected😀
Better than I expected too!
Looks great with those wheels.
These fit the C200 perfectly. No rubbing or scrubbing!
change headlights cover to crystal type faster and much beautiful
The housings are different for the crystal lights, so that the light can still be diffused and focussed correctly.
I would have to find complete headlights, not just the lenses, and they would have to be for a RHD car. The cheapest set I can get here (aftermarket, not OEM) is $400.
Restoring the original lights was faster and much cheaper.
If I consider keeping the car, I would look into changing to the crystal headlights.
Great car I bought one C200 kompressor 4 months ago and I like it. I just want more comfortable front seats, any idea?
You might be able to swap in some E Class or S Class seats, or get some really nice lambs wool covers?
I was thinking about that but I'm not sure they will fit. Sits are not bad but I have problem with my back. Nevermind thanks for answer, I'll do some research to see if anything can be done.@@ProjectCarHaven