Another Australian new C204 Coupe owner

DL250 you'll have to post up the meet either in separate dedicated thread or in a specific meet forum section, so that everyone will be able to see it, that way we may get get more participants

Too many of the currently released applications for it are based on the C63 set up and some even have larger tips, which I personally don't like at all...IMHO the C63 quad is too way out of proportion and in your face type of look which will not suit a regular C Class Coupe IMHO, I'm looking for something 'neater'

Otherwise all of those parts both OEM and aftermarket are readily available for people who do want to go that way

We'll just have to wait for the future release of more components for the C Class Coupes which will come in time, I also have a couple custom build set ups I'm looking into, both for the exhaust and the diffuser but am relunctant to go that way due to the cost and time involved and there might be a future release which will just mount straight up with much less effort and cost involved.
The moment I find the right exhaust, ill bite the bullet and order a carbon fibre C63 rear diffuser with a quad exhaust.
Last edited by Blinks; Jun 19, 2012 at 12:24 PM.
The moment I find the right exhaust, ill bite the bullet and order a carbon fibre C63 rear diffuser with a quad exhaust.

What you can do as has been suggested to myself is use the OEM CDI mufflers from a C350-CDI and install your chosen quad tips on those, that'll definitely work


I may have another look at those Aust. sites for things like OEM parts supplies and services directly relating to our market place and any benefits which may be of value to us

Only one that I've managed to find that is compatible with the CDI is CKS performance. Though listened to their vid clip and wasnt overly impressed.
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Congrats on your impending delivery and good luck with the last few sleepless nights

Blinks I don't think your ever going to achieve a nice sound with an IL4 diesel, best to probably keep it quiet and descrete - V6 diesel different story they actually sound good.
I still think the best option if you want one done here and now is source the right hand side C350-CDI muffler and then get yourself a set of C63 tips if that's the look you also want, they're available all over ebay sites and some car tuning shops.
Congrats on your impending delivery and good luck with the last few sleepless nights

Blinks I don't think your ever going to achieve a nice sound with an IL4 diesel, best to probably keep it quiet and descrete - V6 diesel different story they actually sound good.
I still think the best option if you want one done here and now is source the right hand side C350-CDI muffler and then get yourself a set of C63 tips if that's the look you also want, they're available all over ebay sites and some car tuning shops.
i was looking at gettin a car bra to put on when i drive there, take it off, then put it back on 6 weeks later when im heading home OR a clear vinyl bra?
you guys have any opinions on this or?

I told you the wait wopuld be worth it and also go by quickly
I'm not surprised your loving it already, you'll probably come across some little quirks, but after a while they seem to sort themselves out it's just the way MB do certain things which just take some getting used to.
When you have the chance go for a spirited run or 'fang' through some uphill twisties, eg. Mt Dandenong (Olinda) or Arthurs Seat (Dromana) etc. that's where the this thing really comes into its own, you'll love both the power and the handling of the C250-CDI coupe in those conditions, it rockets up the hills like they're not even there as if your on level ground

When we can and dependant on this terrible weather we're having at the moment, we'll organise a Melb. mini meet
Hi Everyone its about time to make our debut on the Forum we,re waiting for the wifes C63 to arrive (less than a week now) in White..... Cant Wait..........we are located in Busselton WA 2.5 hours south of Perth. I used the Name tyrefryer as I expect the C63 will fry them !!!!
Hi Everyone its about time to make our debut on the Forum we,re waiting for the wifes C63 to arrive (less than a week now) in White..... Cant Wait..........we are located in Busselton WA 2.5 hours south of Perth. I used the Name tyrefryer as I expect the C63 will fry them !!!!
The C63 is indeed a tyre fryer I've had the pleasure of fanging one on the track it is truly a unique machine you can choose to drive it as sadately as you wish until you mash the accelerator then it becomes the beast it is

Just watch out for the fuel burn when pushing it, it's frightning how much fuel it consumes under hard throttle
Thanks AV1 I expect the C63 will use a lot of fuel when driven hard But thats Not an Issue with the Wife Driving It, we will probably have the most economical C63 in Australia with her driving......!!!!

With a conservative driving style, it would be efficient, but damn you'd be hard pressed from the restraint of prodding that loud pedal

I chose the oiler which still also delivers respectable performance because my C Coupe is to be used as my daily driver with around 25-30,000km per annum so the C63 was not in the running with that in mind, if it was to be my weekender then I would've got myself a C63 variant

Enjoy

I told you the wait wopuld be worth it and also go by quickly
I'm not surprised your loving it already, you'll probably come across some little quirks, but after a while they seem to sort themselves out it's just the way MB do certain things which just take some getting used to.
When you have the chance go for a spirited run or 'fang' through some uphill twisties, eg. Mt Dandenong (Olinda) or Arthurs Seat (Dromana) etc. that's where the this thing really comes into its own, you'll love both the power and the handling of the C250-CDI coupe in those conditions, it rockets up the hills like they're not even there as if your on level ground

When we can and dependant on this terrible weather we're having at the moment, we'll organise a Melb. mini meet

Did you adhere strictly to the running-in instructions? Having to keep the revs below 2.5/3 for the first 1500 kms is a pain in the a**.
Did you adhere strictly to the running-in instructions? Having to keep the revs below 2.5/3 for the first 1500 kms is a pain in the a**.

I did take it very easy for the first 5-600km, opened it up a little more at over 1000km that would've been around the time I hit Arthurs Seat, was a spirited drive but never a thrashing, in fact currently sitting on nearly 5,500km and still havn't rung its neck yet LOL




