Here is my ride with Lowenhart LDR, H&R Coilover, MP-Design silver carbon fiber steering wheel, 6000K low beam and 6000K HID foglights purchased and installed from SR Autogroup in Richmond, BC. Electric folding mirror ordered from MBenzNL and installed by Mercedes-benz Vancouver (required special tool to remove the mirrors due to the strange shape of the screws holding the mirrors).

Hope you guys like it

 

Cool mirrors and readout!

 

nice bro that thing looks hot... love black on black... good luck modding it bro...

 

Awesome car man, I give you

 

nice whip and welcome to the boards

 

nice, how do you like the ride of the coil-overs? stiff? soft? bouncy?

 

THE Steering wheels is awesome!!

 

beautiful car... i see you opted for the PIMPED out look!!

 

Absolutly LOVELY. Do you have some pics in the sunlight? Again, your on the right track, very cool!

Do you mind sharing the difficulty of the folding mirrors? More specific info on the foglights? and steering wheel? Again, it looks fantastic!

 

wow. C class with LDR actually looks nice. In search of new rims, I also considered getting LDR. Nice rims!!! This is the pic that got me into.

 

You needed spacers right?

 

Wowowo that car looks like a stealth fighter!

 

Sweet "Whip" I also like that steering wheel

 

The H&R coil-overs are a bit soft, but they are a bit better than stock. Adding sway bars may help. Ride quality is about the same as stock. I would choose PSS9 system over H&R but then I got a good deal from the internet.

I will take and post more photos later today.

For the folding mirrors, there is only one problem. The 3 screws for holding each mirrors are very unique (will post picture of the screw later) that even Mercedes dealer had to order the tool in from Toronto. I've checked other Mercedes from the dealer and no other car uses the same screw as mine (they were normal Torx screws). Other than that, there were no problem. For the fog lights, the C55 uses H7 bulb instead of 9006 on C32. I've done the installation by myself. I had to access the foglights from the front wheel liner panels. It took me around an hour for the installation. The MP-Design steering wheel is a direct replacement as the stock unit. The stock parts that are reused are the shifter buttons (holes had to be drilled in the inside of the MP wheel to feed the shifter wires to the back of the airbag panel), the airbag/multifunction button unit, and the airbag/controller harness.

The LDRs are 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 with 32 offset all around with Pirelli PZero Nero 235/35-19 and 265/30-19. I am not using spacers at this moment, but I am planning to custom make a 4mm spacer at front because there is a little rubbing issue to the H&R coilover and the inner sidewall. Also for the rear, the center of the rear wheels were shaved 3mm because the 32 offset is too aggressive. So the rear offset is now 35. I do not need to roll the rear fender but the inner border of the rear bumper had to be grinded.

Thanks for everone's replies. Nice to meet you guys. I will post some more daytime pictures today.

 

More pictures:

 

Some more:
(Notice the last picture with the special screw holding the mirror)

 

awesome ride. love the theme (my black c32 is having rims powdercoated black)

 

Welcome to the forum!
You have your job done in Mercedes broadway?

Btw, awesome ride!!

 

Very nice car....Saw you today at Westminister .

 

nice ride...love the pics @ the airport, is like you're ride is about to take off!

 

w0w nice wheel/suspension set up. steering wheel is super d0pe, nice ride

 

Love the Ride!!!! SWEET!!

 

Only when installing parts that other installer cannot do it, and also the programming too. Find Adrian from service department. He is a great guy.

Thanks for everyone's opinion. You guys are great

 

Awesome ride. May I know how much you paid for your steering wheel, and where I can get one?

 

You can order them from www.performanceproducts4benz.com