New to the AMG world.
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New to the AMG world.
Hey Guys I just picked up my first AMG , its a 2010 c63 with 22000 miles. I bought it certified pre-owned from a dealership in New Hampshire . The car has carbon fiber fins on the bumper and a carbon fiber rear diffuser. I don't want to do anything that will mess up the warranty . Im looking at doing a front lip most preferably Vorsteiner if I could find one if not ill just settle for something that is carbon fiber. I also want to get the Tune2Air adapter . Are their any other parts I should look at getting?
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Buy new rear tires when they go on sale... you'll go through a few sets...
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Welcome to the forum, I doubt u will find a CF Vorsteiner front lip as it is discountinued & GMP tried to do a group buy to have Vorsteiner produce more, but that list never made it over 3-4 persons.
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Congrats and welcome. Check out http://www.cnautofans.com, they carry some very similar name brand items . I just ordered/installed a rear spoiler from them, it fits and looks amazing. Search around though, ModeCarbon, RW Carbon and some others have really great items.
Other items to look at:
A tune by Eurocharge - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...eady-ship.html
Row airboxes - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...4-c63-amg.html
Those would be your best bet if you are even slightly worried about warranty.
Other items to look at:
A tune by Eurocharge - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...eady-ship.html
Row airboxes - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...4-c63-amg.html
Those would be your best bet if you are even slightly worried about warranty.
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Congrats and welcome. Check out http://www.cnautofans.com, they carry some very similar name brand items . I just ordered/installed a rear spoiler from them, it fits and looks amazing. Search around though, ModeCarbon, RW Carbon and some others have really great items.
Other items to look at:
A tune by Eurocharge - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...eady-ship.html
Row airboxes - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...4-c63-amg.html
Those would be your best bet if you are even slightly worried about warranty.
Other items to look at:
A tune by Eurocharge - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...eady-ship.html
Row airboxes - https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...4-c63-amg.html
Those would be your best bet if you are even slightly worried about warranty.
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No they can't tell at the dealership. I have never read about engine failure or denial of warranty due to a tune either. Eurocharge has a handheld that comes with the tune. If you are really paranoid, you can always flash it back before going to the dealership (takes about 5-10 min). Eurocharge also offers a warranty on the engine after you apply the tune, it's pretty awesome.
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No they can't tell at the dealership. I have never read about engine failure or denial of warranty due to a tune either. Eurocharge has a handheld that comes with the tune. If you are really paranoid, you can always flash it back before going to the dealership (takes about 5-10 min). Eurocharge also offers a warranty on the engine after you apply the tune, it's pretty awesome.
What kind of engine warranty does Eurocharged offers? That's news to me.
I always say "gotta pay to play" & be ready to deal with problems if smth goes wrong.
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False, the dealership can definitely tell if u have a tune or not regardless if u flash it back to stock or not. They won't care or search for it unless u have a warranty claim related to the ECU.
What kind of engine warranty does Eurocharged offers? That's news to me.
I always say "gotta pay to play" & be ready to deal with problems if smth goes wrong.
What kind of engine warranty does Eurocharged offers? That's news to me.
I always say "gotta pay to play" & be ready to deal with problems if smth goes wrong.
Tuning (Software) Motor Replacement Policy
Eurocharged is so confident in our tuning offerings that we will warranty any motor against internal parts damage due to issues directly related to our software. Upon issue, we will require all parts be inspected by an approved dealer for analysis.
- Products must be purchased directly through an authorized Eurocharged dealership in the US or Canada and not by a previous owner or 3rd party.
- Coverage is for 2 years or 20,000 miles from the original in-service date
- Motor coverage is limited to $50,000
- Valid maintenance records will be required
- Problem parts including the ecu(s) may need to be shipped to Houston for diagnosis and repair. If the issue is deemed to be as a result of our tuning, we will reimburse for all shipping charges. If any parts are missing, we may deny the claim.
- Warranty claim may be denied if determined that another tuner's software was installed on the vehicle at any given time
- Receipt required for Eurocharged software purchase
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You are correct, I was trying to ease OP's mind since the dealer would never even think about looking unless there is an issue, like you said.
Tuning (Software) Motor Replacement Policy
Eurocharged is so confident in our tuning offerings that we will warranty any motor against internal parts damage due to issues directly related to our software. Upon issue, we will require all parts be inspected by an approved dealer for analysis.
Tuning (Software) Motor Replacement Policy
Eurocharged is so confident in our tuning offerings that we will warranty any motor against internal parts damage due to issues directly related to our software. Upon issue, we will require all parts be inspected by an approved dealer for analysis.
- Products must be purchased directly through an authorized Eurocharged dealership in the US or Canada and not by a previous owner or 3rd party.
- Coverage is for 2 years or 20,000 miles from the original in-service date
- Motor coverage is limited to $50,000
- Valid maintenance records will be required
- Problem parts including the ecu(s) may need to be shipped to Houston for diagnosis and repair. If the issue is deemed to be as a result of our tuning, we will reimburse for all shipping charges. If any parts are missing, we may deny the claim.
- Warranty claim may be denied if determined that another tuner's software was installed on the vehicle at any given time
- Receipt required for Eurocharged software purchase
Pretty good except that I bought my car from owner with tune and he just got it put on a few months ago and this says the warranty doesn't transfer to me... Ehhhh
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Please for the sake of god...RESEARCH your mods, don't just run into a EC V5 tune and all this other crap...just because little joey makes 450whp+ with a tune and some other basic mods doesn't mean you will..do research on the best tune for your location and same with other mods they all perform different in different enviroments
And get a LSD if you don't have it as the first mod.
EC's engine coverage is a load of ...., I blew up 2 intake manifolds running ECs tune..within 12 months too...and i know it was the tune because I ran V4 for over a year no issues, then V5 cames out... 2 blown intake manifolds. I doubt my car just randomly decided to blow up 2 intake manifolds within 12 months all on its own. I probably maintain my car more then anyone on this forum too..it has an issue, it goes in that week to be fixed, i don't let things just sit
EC is still a good tune but be careful and make sure the tune AFR etc is all set proper for your location because some cars might run to lean or rich which causes issues
And get a LSD if you don't have it as the first mod.
EC's engine coverage is a load of ...., I blew up 2 intake manifolds running ECs tune..within 12 months too...and i know it was the tune because I ran V4 for over a year no issues, then V5 cames out... 2 blown intake manifolds. I doubt my car just randomly decided to blow up 2 intake manifolds within 12 months all on its own. I probably maintain my car more then anyone on this forum too..it has an issue, it goes in that week to be fixed, i don't let things just sit
EC is still a good tune but be careful and make sure the tune AFR etc is all set proper for your location because some cars might run to lean or rich which causes issues
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Wow, yeah I'm pretty much good with the power the car has now . The only thing I would consider doing is a exhaust. I use my car to go to work which is about 70 miles a day. Im just enjoying it right now , not planning on beating on it just take care of it and enjoy it. I found a carbon fiber lip that mod bargains is selling that I'm considering.
My next car I have is currently in the shop , I had a 2006 bmw m5 It was garage kept bought it with 39000 miles and it has 43000 on it right now. I was coming home from work one day about a month ago and was stuck in a bit of traffic when somebody was driving recklessly and rear ended me the car sustained great damage . Im currently waiting 3 weeks later to see if their going to fix the car or total it. Everytime they examine the car the find more and more damage.
My next car I have is currently in the shop , I had a 2006 bmw m5 It was garage kept bought it with 39000 miles and it has 43000 on it right now. I was coming home from work one day about a month ago and was stuck in a bit of traffic when somebody was driving recklessly and rear ended me the car sustained great damage . Im currently waiting 3 weeks later to see if their going to fix the car or total it. Everytime they examine the car the find more and more damage.