I agree with you on that one the Piecha rear bumper for the CLa is also the most expensive piece $960USD. And typical for german aftermarket pieces Piecha doesn't sell it as a whole kit you have to buy them piece by piece.Front end and sides are clean but damn that rear is something else. Not that I don't like it but too bad it's just for looks. I was thinking Piecha had mods to increase the horsepower output fro the CLA. Do you guys like the spoilers?
I don't know how much this kit for the CLA cost but I would say it's worth a pretty penny.
Thanks man.Honestly the best way to save some money is to maybe drive of to Germany and have the kit and parts painted there and installed at the same time. Talk about road trip though. I mean it would be worth it for sight seeing but rack up some serious mileage on a new car
Yeah I found a bunch
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I was wondering I went to the Piecha site to look at what else they had and noticed that alias. All the Mercedes start with a W from what I noticed it's just the number is different. Not sure how the order works.And one more thing if you guys didn't know already the chassis code for the Mercedes CLA is W117
This roof spoiler is subtle compared to other ones which tend to flare back quite a bit but this one is just nice and clean for the CLA and not over doing it. If anything it compliments the contours of the CLA.Wow, I love the roof spoiler, unlike many roof spoilers this one actually seems to be really aerodynamic with the grove it has which flows with the roof lines. Piecha Tuning FTW!
Mercedes CLA roof spoiler
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Thanks I was wondering what the CLA chassis code was going to be. Its odd how they started out at such an odd number the chassis codes for the other car like the C class started off at W201 and up one every time it changed.So this kit from Piecha for the CLA is actually known as the CLA GT-R. And one more thing if you guys didn't know already the chassis code for the Mercedes CLA is W117.
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