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Old 10-06-2016, 02:14 AM
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C63S gets a bit more compliant through break-in period?

Is this a case of me imagining things or does the C63S get a bit more compliant through the break in period improving the ride quality? I am at 1762 miles and I feel like the car is less of a skate board now on rough pavement. It has improved some. I do have the tires set lower at 38/33 psi. But I have had these settinging since a few days after pickup and do finally feel liker it is riding much better. Could be anything, am just wondering.
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I guess the same happened to me. after the first 1000 km, I noticed a difference in the gear shifts.

that's why its called a break in period.
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Yup feels like the car loosened up a bit too. Makes it feel like it released afew more horses. It also generally feels smoother and more willing to indulge. I really was wondering if I wasn's imagining it, but over all very nice. This car is terrefic IMO. Its a keeper.
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I think it's just that you are getting used to the car's ride.

After I initially bought my car, it felt incredibly stiff compared to my wife's X5. I got used to the ride in my C63S, and now whenever I drive the X5 it feels significantly softer than it did before. We recently went on a road trip in the X5, I got used to it, and the first time I drove my C63S it felt stiff again just like the day I bought it. Tire pressures and suspension settings never changed.
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most automatic transmission "learn" your habits good or bad. Some feel like the car is slow until they reset the transmission and the car is more blunt and brutal
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It definitely does change!
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Originally Posted by msd3075
I think it's just that you are getting used to the car's ride.

After I initially bought my car, it felt incredibly stiff compared to my wife's X5. I got used to the ride in my C63S, and now whenever I drive the X5 it feels significantly softer than it did before. We recently went on a road trip in the X5, I got used to it, and the first time I drove my C63S it felt stiff again just like the day I bought it. Tire pressures and suspension settings never changed.

Just purchase c63s ed1 2015 certified pre owned with only 6k mileage for over 2 years. Currently using c400 so when i drive the AMG the steering is so stiff and i can feel the road from the cabin kinda rough and stiff ride too. without the music i hear rattling sounds in the interior when i passed uneven pavement. is that normal am c63.. Any thoughts
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Depends on what you are considering as rattle. It will crash and bang as in road noise. It should not rattle though. But I also have a Range Rover and when I drive it and go back to the car, I don't feel like any of them changed from how it usually feels.

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