1994 Mercedes E420 RENNtech Purchased used back in 2001 with 42K on the clock, this "virgin" one owner had nothing but potential for mods. Color was not on top of my list for favorites, but condition and records played the role. I have to admit, this is not an economical vehicle to maintain, and thanks to the extended warranty 48 months/48K miles; it has paid for itself three times over! With the above mentioned, I do not regret one bit for purchasing the car.
I have been through three (3) sets of wheels since I bought it. I started with the AMG Aero Monoblocks II 18x8 ET31 and ran them for about year and half. Then I sold the AMG's and tried ACE Alloy Wheels. I found a "knock-off" Hamann PG2 wheel 18x8.5 ET35. It was cool and all since you don't see a Benz with Hamann wheels, but I then went to the extreme. I got the RENNtech fever, and this is where it all began!
I started with the RENNtech rear camber kit since I dropped the car with H&R springs. Tires were looking a little / \ and were wearing quickly. Then I purchased the RENNtech Carbon Fiber Hi-Flow Air Box (8-10 Additional HP), and not too mention the RENNtech ECU upgrade (35-40 Additional HP). I also added the REMUS exhaust and removed my resonator. Removing the resonator gave the exhaust tone a real nice tune.
I then could not resist the RENNtech Monolite Forged Aluminum 18x8.5 ET32 wheels. These wheel are known to be one of the lightest wheels manufactured in the world. They come with a pretty price too... not to mention all the other RENNtech mods. But you get what you pay for.
As for the RENNtech advertising on the car, this was only temporary for marketing and demo use only. They have been removed since then. The one thing I love about the car is it's "sleeper" look that it has. I know it is not the fastest and best looking Benz, but it has been know to make heads turn.
RENNtech 18x8.5 ET 32 Monolite Forged Aluminum Wheels. Under 19 lbs. each!
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As for the interior, well; it looks like the day it rolled off the showroom floor. I have added Stainless Steel door sills and RENNtech burl shift knob.
