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To the C450/43 Forum members,, I owe you a million thank you!!!
Well as the title says
I have done a lot and a lot of research about the modifications that I can do to my vehicle. I wanted to give back by at least saying thank you to all the awesome members here who had to
put up with my repeated silly questions LOL and guided me step by step to make sure I understood everything. From engine tuning to exhaust work to visual mods to wheels and suspension etc etc. Again thanks a million.
Car is now done the way I always wanted it and thought I'd share pictures. If you have any questions please feel free, I will help as much as I could just like everyone here did for me.
#Grateful
Just got the car last night and those shots were taken right away, couldn't wait till morning. Will definitely take more clear pictures with a professional camera and post it for y'all
H&R springs about 1.2'' drop
C63s style wheels with 235/40/19 front and 265/35/19 rear
H&R 10 mm spacers up front with extended bolts
Edition one vinyls
gloss black side skirts
gloss black rear emblems
Weistec Downpipes
AMR Stage 2 tune
I see a C63 rear diffuser, any info on install or where to purchase the kit would be appreciated.
congrats on the car!
Ebay. It was a Chinese made kit. Honestly I was scared that it would be cheap stuff and finish would be terrible but surprisingly the material and finish was top notch. Yes it is not OEM quality but it is also $2000 cheaper. Kit was $500 shipped and included diffuser and tips along with few other parts to make it work.
Please PM me a link of all of the products are used. I would like to purchase every single one of them. Your build has inspired me to do what you do but with different AMG wheels LOL
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