Just put on the Euroteck carbon diffuser....pics

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May 24, 2010 | 10:26 PM
  #26  
looks great.. I think i should get my rear diffuser fitted again..
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May 24, 2010 | 10:28 PM
  #27  
Quote: I see what you mean, that is clearly a reflection and also some distortion from a resized/uploaded picture.
Really? It is in the same spot in every photo. Even the OP states "there is 1 wavy spot."

Perhaps the OP will take a close-up photo.
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May 24, 2010 | 10:31 PM
  #28  
Quote: Really? It is in the same spot in every photo. Even the OP states "there is 1 wavy spot."

Perhaps the OP will take a close-up photo.
perhaps he will.
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May 24, 2010 | 10:45 PM
  #29  
Quote: Oh I just noticed the plate.. you're from PA.
Perhaps next time I cruise down from the GREAT NORTH (Canada.. aha), I'll be sure to PM you. There's a mall that the wife enjoys going to, so it's no doubt that she'll want to cruise down there over the summer and spend more of my money. Maybe we could get a little Mercedes AMG meet going on! I'm not sure who else is located around, so perhaps you could take care of that part..

&& Of course, permitting you'd have any interest in doing so.
tell me when you're down from up north. I'm always up for meeting up with fellow AMG homies. isn't that what is all a'boot??!?!?
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May 24, 2010 | 10:47 PM
  #30  
you guys are killing me. yes there's a tiny wavy spot. the photos make it look more dramatic. i'll take more pictures and maybe Neal from Euroteck can tell me what he thinks.
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May 24, 2010 | 11:22 PM
  #31  
Is there a DIY link on how to remove the stock diffuser? Or daniel, can you explain how you removed the stock diffuser & attach the new one? I'm about to do this, but I don't want to break anything. Thanks
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May 24, 2010 | 11:44 PM
  #32  
Quote: i'll take more pictures and maybe Neal from Euroteck can tell me what he thinks.
Thank you Daniel.
Quote: Is there a DIY link on how to remove the stock diffuser? Or daniel, can you explain how you removed the stock diffuser & attach the new one? I'm about to do this, but I don't want to break anything. Thanks
Here -> https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...r-install.html
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May 24, 2010 | 11:59 PM
  #33  
Looks great, congrats....

By the way, I know first-hand that those diffusers are not easy to install, but are well worth the wait
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May 25, 2010 | 04:54 AM
  #34  
Quote: Looks great, congrats....

By the way, I know first-hand that those diffusers are not easy to install, but are well worth the wait
Yes, you probably know this better then anyone! I do whatever it takes to get them fit right, and you can agree!
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May 25, 2010 | 12:48 PM
  #35  
Quote: she liked that you guys noticed.
Is she the one with the strong hands?
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May 25, 2010 | 05:58 PM
  #36  
It makes the car look great, but I am a perfectionist. I can't have wavy seams or lines on a product I paid through the nose for. I can see a slight inaccuracy like Super said, and to each thier own. The car is a an amazing perfect work of art in my opinion, and I work damn hard to keep it that way. Why can't it fit totally EXACT? You have a mold right? Laying down the graphite should be streamlined. I am sure it's well made but especially if produced by hand, each one should be unique but flawless. Maybe I expect too much but then again thats me.

Nice job on the install even though people mentioned how difficult it was.
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May 25, 2010 | 08:46 PM
  #37  
Quote: Yes, you probably know this better then anyone! I do whatever it takes to get them fit right, and you can agree!
Yes indeed you do.... Neal will always go the extra mile to make things right
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May 25, 2010 | 09:34 PM
  #38  
Quote: Yes indeed you do.... Neal will always go the extra mile to make things right
extra mile, or across the country, same thing!
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May 25, 2010 | 11:54 PM
  #39  
Quote: extra mile, or across the country, same thing!
LOL... those were the best two days I've spent at an airport yet I couldn't stop laughing How is it that we were 45 minutes early with almost no one in line and we still missed it I will never forget it...
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May 26, 2010 | 03:54 AM
  #40  
Quote: LOL... those were the best two days I've spent at an airport yet I couldn't stop laughing How is it that we were 45 minutes early with almost no one in line and we still missed it I will never forget it...
hahaha! It's funny now that I look back on it, I don't think I will ever forget it either! I been to bigger and more busy airports and still made a flight in 45 minutes! that was crazy, since then I have yet to fly US Air by the way! Hey, at least we had a good lunch!
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May 27, 2010 | 12:25 PM
  #41  
Quote: It makes the car look great, but I am a perfectionist. I can't have wavy seams or lines on a product I paid through the nose for. I can see a slight inaccuracy like Super said, and to each thier own. The car is a an amazing perfect work of art in my opinion, and I work damn hard to keep it that way. Why can't it fit totally EXACT? You have a mold right? Laying down the graphite should be streamlined. I am sure it's well made but especially if produced by hand, each one should be unique but flawless. Maybe I expect too much but then again thats me.

Nice job on the install even though people mentioned how difficult it was.
No disrespect to Neil, I believe he is a stand up guy, however
we sold one of these to a customer of ours Joe_Money and after pulling the car apart, we pulled the part out of the box, and when we saw this we could not believe our eyes, and Joe was PISSED, he could not believe he just paid over $500 for this thing, he was disgusted and angry with us, because we suggested this part to him.
As Superlube and Zephyr noticed that wavyness, this is what James at ACG (the dealer whom we purchased the part from) would say is "normal", you should also note that the diffuser will have about 7-8 BROKEN off mounting tabs which is also "normal", not cut off clean and ground down, but broken off,(are you kidding me??) if your diffuser came without the broken off tabs then you have a defective one, and they state it will never fit. The wavyness is in their mold (I have been dealing with CF and fiberglass parts for over 20+ years so I know how molds, resin types and mixing temps etc all work) there is nothing you can do about it if you don't fix the mold and adhere to a certain resin mix and mixing temp, also the inconsistent weave stretches in areas are also "normal", don't mind if there are any cracks in the diffuser those are "normal" as well. We sent hi-res pics to James as ACG, and had to twist his arm just to get him to take it back, well, he denied to give us our money back, so the bank had to step in.. instead he blamed it on UPS and filed a bogus claim with them, oh well I hope for all you guys this is an isolated incedent, but from this pic I see here it seems the "norm".
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May 27, 2010 | 12:30 PM
  #42  

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May 27, 2010 | 01:07 PM
  #43  
This could get interesting.
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May 27, 2010 | 04:19 PM
  #44  
Quote: i'll take more pictures and maybe Neal from Euroteck can tell me what he thinks.
DMC, did you get a chance to take some close-up photos?
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May 29, 2010 | 07:53 PM
  #45  
Quote: No disrespect to Neil, I believe he is a stand up guy, however
we sold one of these to a customer of ours Joe_Money and after pulling the car apart, we pulled the part out of the box, and when we saw this we could not believe our eyes, and Joe was PISSED, he could not believe he just paid over $500 for this thing, he was disgusted and angry with us, because we suggested this part to him.
As Superlube and Zephyr noticed that wavyness, this is what James at ACG (the dealer whom we purchased the part from) would say is "normal", you should also note that the diffuser will have about 7-8 BROKEN off mounting tabs which is also "normal", not cut off clean and ground down, but broken off,(are you kidding me??) if your diffuser came without the broken off tabs then you have a defective one, and they state it will never fit. The wavyness is in their mold (I have been dealing with CF and fiberglass parts for over 20+ years so I know how molds, resin types and mixing temps etc all work) there is nothing you can do about it if you don't fix the mold and adhere to a certain resin mix and mixing temp, also the inconsistent weave stretches in areas are also "normal", don't mind if there are any cracks in the diffuser those are "normal" as well. We sent hi-res pics to James as ACG, and had to twist his arm just to get him to take it back, well, he denied to give us our money back, so the bank had to step in.. instead he blamed it on UPS and filed a bogus claim with them, oh well I hope for all you guys this is an isolated incedent, but from this pic I see here it seems the "norm".
lol what a dong, flaming another sponsor, let alone a long time one and well established manufacturer. Couldn't have this been discussed privately instead of fueling this nonsense publically. Absolutely NO class.

And superlube is at it again. I swear all he does is sit here and find ways to discredit sponsors. It's peeps like that that make the business BS.

bicker bicker bicker....


Flame suit on.
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May 29, 2010 | 08:05 PM
  #46  
Quote: And superlube is at it again. I swear all he does is sit here and find ways to discredit sponsors. It's peeps like that that make the business BS.
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You are a strange fellow, GOA.

I'm simply asking a member who posted some photos about the quality of the goods he received because I'm also shopping for a diffuser. Members conversing and helping other members; this is the whole purpose of these message forums.

How the heck is this discrediting anything or anyone?
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May 29, 2010 | 08:06 PM
  #47  
Quote: lol what a dong, flaming another sponsor, let alone a long time one and well established manufacturer. Couldn't have this been discussed privately instead of fueling this nonsense publically. Absolutely NO class.

And superlube is at it again. I swear all he does is sit here and find ways to discredit sponsors. It's peeps like that that make the business BS.

bicker bicker bicker....


Flame suit on.
I mean.. it is a ****ty product, definitely not worthy of the fit and finish expected on an AMG car.
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May 29, 2010 | 08:10 PM
  #48  
Quote: You are a strange fellow, GOA.

I'm simply asking a member who posted some photos about the quality of the goods he received because I'm also shopping for a diffuser. Members conversing and helping other members; this is the whole purpose of these message forums.

How the heck is this discrediting anything or anyone?
+1,000,000
Totaly agree with Super on this one
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May 29, 2010 | 08:27 PM
  #49  
let me put it this way: if you think this is a crappy product then 99.9% of all other offerings for a similar product are as crappy x100. Euroteck is the one who innovated with CF lips and diffusers, the others are mere replicas.

Superlub, it's just that you had in the past meddled in my business by steering people away from me, mostly due to price point, but i guess that's fine, I would likely have done the same.

But where I think you're incorrect in judging the Euroteck piece is that it is NOT a bad product.

Factually, there unless we're talking OEM manufacturer parts, all aftermarket parts have some tolerance differences in fitment or otherwise. It comes down to whether or not the tolerances are tolerable (no pun intended) or not. In this case, you can be sure that it is withing tolerable specs.

But there are some super picky customers out there who will complain and make a mountain of a hill...or a hill out of a mole...wtf something like that, anyway, you get the idea.

I just find it absurd that everyone is quickly saying that Euroteck parts (well the C63 diffuser in this case) is crappy, after hundreds have been sold and nobody complained about it.

It's just like when people complain about wheels taking a long time to get done, all it take is one negative voice to ruin the bunch. Don't let it. There is nothing wrong with this product.

Also know that I have no vested interest in Euroteck and that this is me just merely backing up a well known manufacturer (and yes, friend), that I see is being wrongly accused.

That's all. Carry on....
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May 29, 2010 | 08:45 PM
  #50  
Quote: Superlub, it's just that you had in the past posted something in a thread about where to get a product for a great price. Even though that thread was posted by a member and I wasn't involved in any way, it angered me and I felt the need to jump in and attack you because this hurt my business, but i guess that's fine, I would likely have done the same.
I corrected that for you.
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