Do we have any Hungarian speaking members?
01-21-2018, 02:30 PM
#1
Do we have any Hungarian speaking members?
Found this article about a C43 with 55 engine swap.
Only problem is article is in Hungarian language which I don't understand.
Anyone here reads the language?
What does it say about this car?
https://totalcar.hu/magazin/szerelem...cedes_c55_amg/
Only problem is article is in Hungarian language which I don't understand.
Anyone here reads the language?
What does it say about this car?
https://totalcar.hu/magazin/szerelem...cedes_c55_amg/
01-21-2018, 03:35 PM
#3
MBWorld Fanatic!
Google Chrome can do a so-so job of translating the article. I managed to read through it but some of the detail translation wasn't great.
01-21-2018, 03:54 PM
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01-21-2018, 03:57 PM
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01-21-2018, 11:37 PM
#6
Senior Member
The article is just a plain review of the car, it's actually more about the article author's reaction on how the car drives than anything technical about it, at least nothing in depth.
The car is a C43 with an E55 engine conversion with SL55 8piston calipers, it's not an original C55. The interesting part is that the owner of the car actually paid all the required fees and hired engineers to have the car legally refereed and have the paperwork reflect the change in the engine displacement. He makes a point that the so said 45 ever produced C55 cars were enough proof for the Hungarian whoever-referees-cars-department to legally acknowledge the conversion.
The car is a C43 with an E55 engine conversion with SL55 8piston calipers, it's not an original C55. The interesting part is that the owner of the car actually paid all the required fees and hired engineers to have the car legally refereed and have the paperwork reflect the change in the engine displacement. He makes a point that the so said 45 ever produced C55 cars were enough proof for the Hungarian whoever-referees-cars-department to legally acknowledge the conversion.
01-22-2018, 06:49 AM
#7
The article is just a plain review of the car, it's actually more about the article author's reaction on how the car drives than anything technical about it, at least nothing in depth.
The car is a C43 with an E55 engine conversion with SL55 8piston calipers, it's not an original C55. The interesting part is that the owner of the car actually paid all the required fees and hired engineers to have the car legally refereed and have the paperwork reflect the change in the engine displacement. He makes a point that the so said 45 ever produced C55 cars were enough proof for the Hungarian whoever-referees-cars-department to legally acknowledge the conversion.
The car is a C43 with an E55 engine conversion with SL55 8piston calipers, it's not an original C55. The interesting part is that the owner of the car actually paid all the required fees and hired engineers to have the car legally refereed and have the paperwork reflect the change in the engine displacement. He makes a point that the so said 45 ever produced C55 cars were enough proof for the Hungarian whoever-referees-cars-department to legally acknowledge the conversion.
there's a video on youtube of this car.
here's the ad from a german car site
https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/d...9-ca34b9890b54
found a C55 AMG conversion out of a 1996 C36
the owner did a massive job on this car
https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/d...4-94da89ed26b6
