Mercedes C63 Coupe - The Iridium Silver Thread (PICS/VIDEOS)
Edit: Tires are on their way and should be here right about the same time the car arrives. LMAO!!!
Last edited by auditoamg; Nov 3, 2016 at 05:40 PM.
Edit: Tires are on their way and should be here right about the same time the car arrives. LMAO!!!
but it would work 
I like the way Sanch's car looks, the stance makes a difference but it isn't enough of a difference for me to gamble with 15mm spacers especially without modding the suspension (which means potential warranty problems). So, for the time being, it is a shelved project.
but it would work 
I like the way Sanch's car looks, the stance makes a difference but it isn't enough of a difference for me to gamble with 15mm spacers especially without modding the suspension (which means potential warranty problems). So, for the time being, it is a shelved project.
I'm not willing to risk it.
I'm especially NOT grinding hubs down....
The Best of Mercedes & AMG




Edit: Tires are on their way and should be here right about the same time the car arrives. LMAO!!!




but it would work 
I like the way Sanch's car looks, the stance makes a difference but it isn't enough of a difference for me to gamble with 15mm spacers especially without modding the suspension (which means potential warranty problems). So, for the time being, it is a shelved project.
When I drove into my dealership pretty much everyone at the work shop came out to see the car... they couldn't believe how different the car looked with such minor mods. The dealer that sold me the car got the shop number and exactly my mods/ cost for his other customers that wanted to do the same. lol
It's always best to keep stock that is how the car is designed to work.
However for me looks and performance go equally

Ps: This is not permanent... Only until I find the perfect forged wheels to compliment the car




I'm keen to wrap my front grill but still in two minds...
I'm keen to wrap my front grill but still in two minds...




When I drove into my dealership pretty much everyone at the work shop came out to see the car... they couldn't believe how different the car looked with such minor mods. The dealer that sold me the car got the shop number and exactly my mods/ cost for his other customers that wanted to do the same. lol
It's always best to keep stock that is how the car is designed to work.
However for me looks and performance go equally

Ps: This is not permanent... Only until I find the perfect forged wheels to compliment the car

Totally agree - looks and performance go hand in hand
I took my car in for the oil service last Wednesday. I mentioned two "rattles" one from around the driver's seat belt area (or so I thought) which is very intermittent and only sometimes noisy and one which is a ticking kind of leather plastic noise really from the back of the driver's seat. I went out with a mechanic, he heard the one from the seat and then took me down a cobbled street which would have been a test for a bloody Rolls Royce! After the cobbles another rattle surfaced from around the iPad area. I wasn't exactly happy! Anyway I asked for them to fix that too.
Since then I've been back twice to pick the car up. I haven't heard (thankfully) the iPad rattle, perhaps it has been fixed or perhaps it has just settled down but the seat belt rattle is still present and so is the seat "ticking". I went out in the car again with the service manager yesterday. He was pretty helpful really. He thinks the seat belt rattle is actually coming from the rear parcel shelf area. He has said that they are going to put a request into Mercedes for a replacement driver's seat and see if it gets approved before trying anything else. I am obviously quite frustrated about all this, I considered just taking the car back "as is" yesterday and drove over 10 miles just trying to get over the noises but I can't ... I hate persistent rattles ... so I've left the car with them with the hope I'll get it back later this week with a plan of action. You would have thought, by now, most cars would be made rattle free! VW seem to manage it!
I took my car in for the oil service last Wednesday. I mentioned two "rattles" one from around the driver's seat belt area (or so I thought) which is very intermittent and only sometimes noisy and one which is a ticking kind of leather plastic noise really from the back of the driver's seat. I went out with a mechanic, he heard the one from the seat and then took me down a cobbled street which would have been a test for a bloody Rolls Royce! After the cobbles another rattle surfaced from around the iPad area. I wasn't exactly happy! Anyway I asked for them to fix that too.
Since then I've been back twice to pick the car up. I haven't heard (thankfully) the iPad rattle, perhaps it has been fixed or perhaps it has just settled down but the seat belt rattle is still present and so is the seat "ticking". I went out in the car again with the service manager yesterday. He was pretty helpful really. He thinks the seat belt rattle is actually coming from the rear parcel shelf area. He has said that they are going to put a request into Mercedes for a replacement driver's seat and see if it gets approved before trying anything else. I am obviously quite frustrated about all this, I considered just taking the car back "as is" yesterday and drove over 10 miles just trying to get over the noises but I can't ... I hate persistent rattles ... so I've left the car with them with the hope I'll get it back later this week with a plan of action. You would have thought, by now, most cars would be made rattle free! VW seem to manage it!




I took my car in for the oil service last Wednesday. I mentioned two "rattles" one from around the driver's seat belt area (or so I thought) which is very intermittent and only sometimes noisy and one which is a ticking kind of leather plastic noise really from the back of the driver's seat. I went out with a mechanic, he heard the one from the seat and then took me down a cobbled street which would have been a test for a bloody Rolls Royce! After the cobbles another rattle surfaced from around the iPad area. I wasn't exactly happy! Anyway I asked for them to fix that too.
Since then I've been back twice to pick the car up. I haven't heard (thankfully) the iPad rattle, perhaps it has been fixed or perhaps it has just settled down but the seat belt rattle is still present and so is the seat "ticking". I went out in the car again with the service manager yesterday. He was pretty helpful really. He thinks the seat belt rattle is actually coming from the rear parcel shelf area. He has said that they are going to put a request into Mercedes for a replacement driver's seat and see if it gets approved before trying anything else. I am obviously quite frustrated about all this, I considered just taking the car back "as is" yesterday and drove over 10 miles just trying to get over the noises but I can't ... I hate persistent rattles ... so I've left the car with them with the hope I'll get it back later this week with a plan of action. You would have thought, by now, most cars would be made rattle free! VW seem to manage it!
It would drive me nuts!





