AV1

Woah, now that's what you call slammed

190Benz

My car will be lowered but i always run stretched tires on my cars. I will probably don't need to do fender work or adjust camber if i shave some of the back of the wheel to adjust the ET value.

Blinks

Hmmm how much did you shave off and what are there are negatives or side effects from shaving? does it compromise the safety of the wheel?

lookinbarrel

How did you get your exhaust outlet to stick out more? I just got mine installed with the same diffuser and the outlets are too deep in.

StuttgartUSA

Quick question how heavy is the air ride suspension and how does it ride compared to traditional coilover setups

BenzoBoi

Subscribed! Coming along nicely!

ricecooker713

If I remember correctly mine are sticking in slightly. It's a lot better then before when I didn't have brackets holding the diffuser on the bottom. The brackets pulls the diffuser slightly inwards so it exposes more of the exhaust. But the only true way to correct this if extending the exhaust length

ricecooker713

Weight is similar to coil overs (bags/struts vs. coils/struts). The tank and compressor are about ~40lbs depending on how many tanks/compressors.
The ride is comparable to any coil over systems. Airrex offers dampening adjustment on the struts so you can fine tune it to your liking. It is not bouncy like everyone thinks

ricecooker713

Thanks! Always loved the color on your calipers

lookinbarrel

Would something like adding some pipes back by the xpipe/resonator help push it out more? I have the brackets from the OEM diffuser holding down the CF diffuser. Here are some pics:

190Benz

That depends on how much is still left on the back of the wheel. I have done this before with the brabus wheels i had. If you have a good quality aluminium wheel you will be safe.

ricecooker713

Got around to trying on the S63 wheels with the suspension




The rear



Heres the CF interior, I didn't CF the all the trim, I think it looks better like this

yukikaze203

^ so beautiful...

andrew e coupe

Wow...those wheels finish it off. What is the offset?

ricecooker713

We are using these wheels only for street/rolling. The show wheels will be crazy.
The front doesn't sit as flush as I would like, but that is due to the camber and can be adjusted

These are stock S63 wheels with +43 offset

AV1

Agree regarding the S63 wheels, they look very good and really suit the C Class Coupe

Blinks

Wheels look very sexy! What height will you be riding on? any rubbing?

Where did you get the carbon fibre interior from or did you just wrap it?

ricecooker713

The vehicle is set at about 1 inch wheel gap. With the 1 inch gap, I can drive normally without rubbing

StanceLab was able to source a manufacture in Asia to wrap the trim. True carbon fiber was used, not vinyl wrap

ricecooker713

Thanks

ricecooker713

The extensions on the X-pipe will help with this situation, this is my plan as well

olszowa12

Sick build What wheel brand are you going for?

accce

How are you going to take turns fast with weels like this? Exit ramps at 80 or kickouts at 60?

190Benz

accce: he has airbags.

natman316

not a fan of the slammed look but the rest of the car looks good!

VIPCHOI

damn, love your car, my inspiration, does the rear diffuser fit the c250 coupe?