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Old Jan 25, 2026 | 12:42 PM
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C63S calipers and rotors compatible with C63 (nonS)?

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Old Jan 25, 2026 | 01:53 PM
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If i remenber correctly rotos steel 63s is 290mm (front) and 63 is smaler.

You can put 63s (coupe) rotors & calipers (red) on an C63 (Coupe) on the front.

Rear i dont know - check diameter rear disc and partnummber calipers.(Compare)

It's quite possible that it would fit here too.

I'm only really familiar with the C63s Coupe.

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Originally Posted by C63s_Jack
If i remenber correctly rotos steel 63s is 290mm (front) and 63 is smaler.

You can put 63s (coupe) rotors & calipers (red) on an C63 (Coupe) on the front.

Rear i dont know - check diameter rear disc and partnummber calipers.(Compare)

It's quite possible that it would fit here too.

I'm only really familiar with the C63s Coupe.

( hands off from carbon-ceramic used things - in my mind)
Thanks for the response. From FCP Euro it seems like the rear fits:
https://www.fcpeuro.com/Mercedes~Ben...ywords=caliper

Are you certain about the front calipers and rotors? I know the rotors are bigger but as long as they fit I can upgrade the entire set. Thanks!
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Old Jan 25, 2026 | 03:30 PM
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Are you certain about the front calipers and rotors? I know the rotors are bigger but as long as they fit I can upgrade the entire set. Thanks!
Look my posting over this - yes C63s is bigger.
I am pretty sure. To go 101% for sure check diameter e.g. datasheet brembo rotors 63s/63 etc. A friend has done this mod to his C63 Coupe.

Check out for Textar pads or OEM.

( if i need new rotors front i would buy not Brembo OEM style rather Brembo 09.9313.33 two parts floating disc)

You will buy new calipers ?
I would buy used in good shape - expensive things.

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Old Jan 25, 2026 | 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by C63s_Jack
Look my posting over this - yes C63s is bigger.
I am pretty sure. To go 101% for sure check diameter e.g. datasheet brembo rotors 63s/63 etc. A friend has done this mod to his C63 Coupe.

Check out for Textar pads or OEM.

( if i need new rotors front i would buy not Brembo OEM style rather Brembo 09.9313.33 two parts floating disc)

You will buy new calipers ?
I would buy used in good shape - expensive things.
Yes, I'm debating between getting a Paragon BBK vs a set of used OEM rotors + calipers. For track days.
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No, the S front rotors don't fit on the non-S. As said the S front rotors are larger, so the caliper mounting points are in the wrong place on the non-S. You need brackets to mount the calipers properly in order to fit with the larger rotors.



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No, the S front rotors don't fit on the non-S. As said the S front rotors are larger, so the caliper mounting points are in the wrong place on the non-S. You need brackets to mount the calipers properly in order to fit with the larger rotors.

Thanks that was crystal clear. Any brackets you know of which would work?
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Thanks that was crystal clear. Any brackets you know of which would work?
No, it's not something I ever had to look into and may need to be custom made. I'm not really remembering anybody doing this. I only recall C43 owners putting the C63 (non-S) rotors on theirs as those are the same size and a direct replacement for the front. I don't remember what they did for the rears, though, as the C43 rear rotors are smaller than the C63/S rear rotors.
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No, it's not something I ever had to look into and may need to be custom made. I'm not really remembering anybody doing this. I only recall C43 owners putting the C63 (non-S) rotors on theirs as those are the same size and a direct replacement for the front. I don't remember what they did for the rears, though, as the C43 rear rotors are smaller than the C63/S rear rotors.
Ok I'll see what I can dig up. Appreciate the information.
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No, the S front rotors don't fit on the non-S. As said the S front rotors are larger …
Yes thats sure - if you will change you need rotors and capillars from C63s.
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Yes thats sure - if you will change you need rotors and capillars from C63s - that was mentioned

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