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Estate is the way to go!
Last edited by Joe_Grind; Dec 25, 2019 at 06:39 PM.
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Whilst waiting for my order I found one without the seats so drove interstate to test drive. After the test drive i immediately cancelled my order and found a car with the performance pack. I would have been extremely disappointed if I'd been stuck with the car without the performance seats.
Personally, I don't find them too firm and needless to say they look awesome.
Whilst waiting for my order I found one without the seats so drove interstate to test drive. After the test drive i immediately cancelled my order and found a car with the performance pack. I would have been extremely disappointed if I'd been stuck with the car without the performance seats.
Personally, I don't find them too firm and needless to say they look awesome.
Have fitted an OEM 2019 facelift diffuser and tailpipes, OEM Matt Black AMG 19" alloys, GT-R grill and gloss black tertiary parts (spoiler, front lip etc). Just the stuff I think looks best from each of the models.
For those interested, the engineer told me the 2019 OEM facelift diffuser and tailpipes were a direct and easy swap on my car. Also, I don't know if it's just placebo, but I feel like my exhaust is slightly deeper and louder since I fitted the facelift pipes. I know it theoretically shouldn't have made any difference to the sound since they're just cosmetic, but perhaps it's the way the new tailpipes split the sound waves coming out of the actual (AMG Performance) exhaust or something. Then again, it could just be other variables making the difference, like engine or oil temperature etc.
In any case, some pics.







Have fitted an OEM 2019 facelift diffuser and tailpipes, OEM Matt Black AMG 19" alloys, GT-R grill and gloss black tertiary parts (spoiler, front lip etc). Just the stuff I think looks best from each of the models.
For those interested, the engineer told me the 2019 OEM facelift diffuser and tailpipes were a direct and easy swap on my car. Also, I don't know if it's just placebo, but I feel like my exhaust is slightly deeper and louder since I fitted the facelift pipes. I know it theoretically shouldn't have made any difference to the sound since they're just cosmetic, but perhaps it's the way the new tailpipes split the sound waves coming out of the actual exhaust or something. Then again, it could just be other variables making the difference, like engine or oil temperature etc.
In any case, some pics.
The wheels were from Mercedes Newcastle (good price compared to other dealerships, though still pricey) as well as a local dealership that had just two wheels left over with microscopic delivery marks, hence sold them to me at a discount.
Last edited by Nib95; Dec 1, 2019 at 05:52 PM.
I think your level of comfort with them might depend on your height and weight. I think heavier set people often find them more uncomfortable due to the lack of padding and thickness to certain key areas.






