My SL55 project / conversion.

[F1BHP]

You are posting at the same time so I missed the audio setup above

 

[Rudycob1]

Wheels, pictures enclosed. Very pleased with them.
Speakers, 3 way independent components per side plus 12" sub on separate amp with boost control in arm rest.
thanks for all the comments.

 

[F1BHP]

Command online specialize in MB audio and are very knowledgable on the coding.

 

[F1BHP]

What tyres are you running?

 

[F1BHP]

I see you put a black series badge on the back. You will get the wrath of the badge police on here.

 

[F1BHP]

Can you post a side profile, you can't really see the wheels I pin the above shots

 

[Rudycob1]

Thanks for the advise on command.
Badge, well, my car, my choice!
TYRES, 265.30 on front and 325.25 on rear.
wheels 10" on inside, nearly 11" on outside on front, 12" on inside, nearly 13" on outside on rears. All 20".

 

[Rudycob1]

Here you go.
Oh, that is not a scatch on the car, it's something in the photo because I already nearly had a heart attack

 

[F1BHP]

It looks like you could fit more rubber on those wheels. 345 rear and 295/305 front.

 

[F1BHP]

The fuel cap fitment a looks a little off

 

[Grovsie31]

Love the inside.

Do not like the wheels at all, but the quality of the car looks superb.

 

[JRH30]

Looks fabulous!! You have certainly thought this through and the end result is fantastic. Congrats

 

[mercedescl500]

Looks great. Good work.

 

[Rudycob1]

Fuel cap was open in the photo

 

[F1BHP]

Ok, good. I would hate to see something so small spoil the look.

 

[knockerblip]

What has been your budget for this work?

 

[nickjonesn4]

What has been your budget for this work?

A lot - i think is the official version

Worth it though!

 

[F1BHP]

Minimum 20k probably closer to 30k all in.

 

[Rudycob1]

And a lot more. The wheels and tyres cost over a grand each, just to get an idea.
As always with theseveral things, you always end up spending more than the original budget as you keep on adding things to the project.

 

[coldhammer]

were you able to retain the heated seats when you changed out the leather? I have heard that the heating elements are permanently attached to the oem leather.