Thanks for viewing! My 2004 CL55 Tektite Grey with Anthracite (black) has the following options:Keyless Go,Electronic Trunk Closer,Parktronic,Ventilated Seats,Linguatronic, andBluetooth.
This CL55 purchased from my father as a CPO one owner vehicle from Fletcher Jones in Newport Beach, Calfironia with 20k miles in 2005. I purchased the vehicle from him in 2012 with 98k miles, and the car currently has just over 120k well cared for miles.
What makes this car unlike any other you will find is that Active Body Control (the factory unreliable hydraulic suspension) has been removed from the vehicle and replaced with a semi-active air suspension setup. In pursuit of the lowest and most unique CL in existence, the following work has been performed on the suspension:
- Removed factory ABC struts, valve blocks, most lines, and ABC tandem pump. Pump was replaced with an OES W220 power steering pump and reservoir. Factory hydraulic lines were used to retrofit to an "Airmatic" W220 power steering system.
- Custom front air struts based off Air Lift Performance units. 30 way adjustable dampening, and stainless steel bodies were custom fabricated to mount to factory W220 lower control arms, with a W220 front lower sway bar retrofitted to the vehicle.
- Standard rear strut suspension was converted to separate air spring and shock. This involved removing the rear subframe and welding and gusseting upper bag mounts to the subframe. One-off rear lower control arms provide separate lower mounts, while the shock mounts were thoroughly reinforced for structural integrity.
- Air management consists of AccuAir E-Level, which uses individual height sensors at all four corners to ensure level height, regardless of weight differences front to rear, or side to side. There are three custom programmable height settings, and individual corner control as well as front and rear adjustability is available on the fly. In addition to E-Level, AccuAir iLevel provides a Wi-Fi enabled app through iOS which allows system adjustment through your phone, with the vehicle on or off, and works at distances up to 25 feet away from the car.
The car was recently featured on Matt Farah’s YouTube Channel “The Smoking Tire” and can be viewed below:
In addition to the suspension work, the car has the following modifications:
Exterior: