joowick

Any final production photos yet?

brad @ evosport

Sure.

We are a Varis dealer too (we use them for some BMW race car stuff). However, the pricing is much much higher than the Vorsteiner, FYI. I never thought that both Vorsteiner and Varis would make similar parts for the same car. I would recommend Vorsteiner due to cost and quickness to get.

Nope, that is why we have not made an official post yet.

thanks
brad

Danny_Boy

Wow that Vorsteiner diffuser is awesome!

emericr

Please PM me on estimate of rear diffuser in CF as well. This looks hot

exdes

PM me cost of rear diffuser too.. thanks!

Sincity

What is DVWP?

obsidian05e55

This newly developed high tech composite production processes called dry vacuumed Woven plastic (DVWP) is to replace wetlay up Fiberglass and Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic materials.

DVWP is formed using a high compression vacuum process much like the dry carbon fiber production process, to produce multiple layers of air tight composite sheets that are impregnated and bonded with the resins to create a tight and strong chemical bond.

This dry vacuumed Woven plastic is advantageous in many ways to wet lay up fiberglass that typically has a much lower material density (measured by kilos per cubic decimeter) making it much heavier than the new DVWP parts.

DVWP also exhibits a higher heat tolerance enabling the material to retain its structural shape and design under high temperature environments and everyday driving conditions.

-Elimination of air bubbles and air pockets
-Reduction of parts warping and waving over time
-25-35% weight reduction over fiberglass wetlay up process
-Stiffer and more durable parts due to full impregnation and bonding of resins into composite layers
-Superior quality control and finish
This vacuum forming process is ultimately designed to allow the DVWP finished parts to maximize weight to strength ratios, offering superior stiffness and durability much like Vorsteiner's Dry Carbon Fiber Vacuumed Plastic.

Sincity

^ Thanks!

BenzoBoi

Looks sick!

a_Y

if i remember correctly, wald has similar designs for the amg's.. but im not 100% though

anyhow that diffuser looks good!

brad @ evosport

done!

done!

thanks!

avengerboater

Me too, please! PM pricing for the diffuser, plz? Thanks!

SaRiDi

Please PM the price of the rear deck spoiler and diffuser. Any unofficial front lip pic and price?

-michael-

Everyone seems to like the diffuser!!
I'm more interested in roof and trunk piece.
BTW Brad are you planning on make CF hood with Vorsteiner? They are really famous for those really nice looking BMW hoods

brad @ evosport

I am sending so many out, I will just post.

This is 99% official pricing, it may change slightly but we can lock in any pre-orders at this price.

Vorsteiner - Mercedes-Benz W204 C63 AMG, Dry Carbon Fiber Front Splitter - $1,376.00

Vorsteiner - Mercedes-Benz W204 C63 AMG, Dry Carbon Fiber Rear Lower Diffuser w/ Air Channels - $1318.00

Vorsteiner - Mercedes-Benz W204 C-Class (all), Dry Carbon Fiber Roof Panel - $1995.00

Vorsteiner - Mercedes-Benz W204 C-Class (all), Dry Carbon Fiber Rear Decklid Spoiler - $1016.00

Vorsteiner - Mercedes-Benz W204 C-Class (all), Rear Decklid Spoiler (DVWP) - $806.00

Yes, we are doing a BS hood now, the C could be next!

thanks
Brad

-michael-

Thank you for posting the price list!
I have a couple questions about the roof panel, I know it is probably too early to ask...
1) It doesn't have Sunroof, right?
2) Any estimates on weight savings?

Thank you in advance

brad @ evosport

We have already sold one to a customer, and we estimate the savings to be ~50lbs-52lbs.

Yes, it eliminates the sunroof.

thanks
brad

C63 Guy

Hey Kiddos,

Glad to hear everyone likes the parts so much. (Especially on my wide ***, lol, thanks Arius)...

My $.02 on this is all is that not only are the parts absolutely gorgeous, but there's an appreciable amount of downforce generated by the wing and diffuser at high speed. How high speed? Let's say... uhhm... very high and leave it at that. (It was at the track. In Mexico. On a holiday.) The rear end of the car feels so incredibly well planted and sure footed now. I didn't think the difference would be that apparent, but if you like driving at high speeds you'll definitely like the way these parts make the car handle. Wow. Just wow.

Have a safe and dry weekend,

Josh

emericr

Thanks for the quotes but $1,500 for a rear diffuser is simply not acceptable in my opinion.
Let the flames begin but just like ECU tunes, there are other vendors out there.
I agree that this diffuser is the best looking out there but until the vendor comes down to earth with its pricing, it is a no go as far as I am concerned

Sincity

How about making it in DVWP to lower cost?

rantarC63

What exactly is involved in installing the roof panel? I am assuming the stock roof is welded and that the carbon piece would have to be bonded in place. Also, is there a replacement roof liner that does not have the cutout for the sunroof and gives more headroom?

Any photos of the front splitter?

C63 Guy

Hey Guys,

Part of the reason there aren't official pictures of the parts yet is because my car is the devo car for the parts and has been unavailable for the photo shoot due to my transmission issues. I'm sorry about this and am doing my best to get the Dragon running again ASAP so you all can see just how awesome the parts really are.

Josh

HIRO63

Sorry to hear about the trouble. I will really be looking forward to see the pictures! Hope that it will get fixed soon.

jackrycheung

Hi Brad, I've just checked the price u listed here in comparison with u guys C63 online catalog, and I've noticed that there are price differences between them. So which one is more accurate?

Raven

brad @ evosport

These prices are more up to date, the C63 offering guide will be updated shortly.

thanks
Brad