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Hello all. 👋🏻
I want to modefied oil cooling on my C63 performance pack. I know there was a 44O kit. But it is not available now. that's why i need to go with the Black Series parts. Tell me what items I need to order for this to work. Just need a center radiator or a side radiator too? Help please 🙏🏻
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Here’s screenshots of part numbers. I have the 44O kit and it’s a complete kit with pieces that channel air a lot better and hardware. My temps on a development car have been enhanced and on manual mode with the MCT, you can very well hold a gear at the higher rpms for as long as you want. Just make sure you’re on top of the trans maintenance. It is definitely not a cheap mod to go this route the other version may work just as good but can’t speak to it.
Wonder if I can make the wheel arch cooler fit on my PFL.
The bracket that holds the larger side mount cooler is completely different. IIRC it was a two or three piece bracket and the oil cooler line supply and return needed to be changed. Part numbers are in the document. The side mount cooler alone is a beefy upgrade. You will need to modify the return cooler line because in the kit it attaches to the new repositioned horizontal cooler.
Welcomes everyone. Back to the cooling issue for c63. Has anyone installed radiators and oil hoses from the Black Series version? (not 440 package)
Can I fit Black Series parts into a standard C63 bumper? Will a side cooler with BS brackets fit into the fender of a regular C63? I am going to buy coolers, brackets and oil hoses from BS. Can I install them?
440 costs much more than all BS parts and they're hard to find. So I want to go with all the Black Series parts. Has anyone done this?
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