Before I Purchase Fender Question
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Before I Purchase Fender Question
I have been going back and forth between the E90 M3 and 2012 C63 sedan for a while now. The only problem I have with the C63 is the rear fenders. I really am not happy with the way they look or function.
Has anyone successfully rolled or pulled the rear fender to fit a wider rim, say 10.5in or 11in? I want to be able to put the power down and not just burn off my tires.
I also saw a wide body fender kit posted on this forum for the rear. I really want something that is high quality and looks OEM so I'm not sure if that is the best option.
Any suggestions?
Has anyone successfully rolled or pulled the rear fender to fit a wider rim, say 10.5in or 11in? I want to be able to put the power down and not just burn off my tires.
I also saw a wide body fender kit posted on this forum for the rear. I really want something that is high quality and looks OEM so I'm not sure if that is the best option.
Any suggestions?
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You can roll the fenders a little bit but ts not gonna make a difference.
Dads Performance is coming out with a wide body kit for the rear, so you can fit some wide rubber back there.
Dads Performance is coming out with a wide body kit for the rear, so you can fit some wide rubber back there.
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You have to look at more important things than just that. How does the car make you feel, will you be happy with it in two years. Does it bring a smile to your face, everytime your start it up. The M3 isn't a bad choice either, I could be happy with it, but I choose to buy the "King Dingaling" C63 AMG. King Kong doesn't have anything on me
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They function really well when you pull 4 cars on the M3....everyone in this forum is putting the power down
I have been going back and forth between the E90 M3 and 2012 C63 sedan for a while now. The only problem I have with the C63 is the rear fenders. I really am not happy with the way they look or function.
Has anyone successfully rolled or pulled the rear fender to fit a wider rim, say 10.5in or 11in? I want to be able to put the power down and not just burn off my tires.
I also saw a wide body fender kit posted on this forum for the rear. I really want something that is high quality and looks OEM so I'm not sure if that is the best option.
Any suggestions?
Has anyone successfully rolled or pulled the rear fender to fit a wider rim, say 10.5in or 11in? I want to be able to put the power down and not just burn off my tires.
I also saw a wide body fender kit posted on this forum for the rear. I really want something that is high quality and looks OEM so I'm not sure if that is the best option.
Any suggestions?
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Great vid capture! And that was a stock c63 putting 4 cars on the M. Not too many stock C63's around here. The wider tires are only one part of the equation I think some rear suspension work might be your real answer rather than wider fenders.
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They function really well when you pull 4 cars on the M3....everyone in this forum is putting the power down
Last edited by slfmde; 09-08-2011 at 03:41 PM.
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Only three comments posted that actually pertain to the question I posted. I would expect this from a Honda forum but I guess some people never grow up.
Last edited by slfmde; 09-08-2011 at 07:45 PM.
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That's the spirit ..... sounds like you are a guy with deep pockets. Why bother with a C63 then? Want flared fenders, get a C63 Black Series. No problem running 11" w/305's.
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I've considered it SMP but I prefer sedans for the simple fact that I "feel" safer in them. I will admit the C63 Black Series and CLK63 Black Series are bad *** cars though
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If you are wealthy enough and willing put much effort to make quality wider rear fender, any high quality bodyshop can do the work.(just like one of above pix)
But this cutting/welding seriously taking risk of chassis rigidity/reliability of your highly engineered AMG car.
Also...looking for FRP wide fender 'kit' is somewhat short-cutting/cheap method, and results can't be perfect because of bondo, cutting rear fenders and ect.
Last edited by jwkim80; 09-08-2011 at 09:38 PM.