2008 Mercedes-benz Clk-class Amg 63 Black Series on 2040-cars
Mountain View, California, United States
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Don't mis out on this garaged never tracked CLK63 Black Series still looks and smells like it was new not a scratch
on it Carbon Fiber is not lifting or yellowing the car is perfect with a recent service and 80% Tire tread and 80%
brake left all you need to do is enjoy. the Black Series is nearly 100 pounds lighter, more potent, more
monster-er. For one thing, there’s enough featherweight, beautifully sculptured carbon fiber inside and out to
make about 1000 of those chic executive ashtrays (the rear diffuser is particularly yummy).
Other upgrades include a retuned suspension with adjustable coil springs and ride height (you’ll need to break
out your wrench, though), a wider track front and rear, 19-inch forged-alloy AMG wheels wearing Pirelli performance
tires, thicker composite front brake discs, strut tower braces under the hood and in the trunk, and a multiplate
rear limited-slip. Notice, too, the carbon-fiber air outlets in the front wheel arches, the left for an additional
transmission-oil cooler and the right ducting the engine-oil cooler.
Let me know if you need help with transportation or findmcing
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