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Hi there,
we can get in touch privately.
would like to know what changes you had to make to adapt the diffuser.
Originally Posted by dudeasca
after six hours of hard work . it was finally managed to fit
i do not recomend it , cause u need big mods to make it fit perfect like mine....so it s not little mods like the guy from kamikaze says
like new holes in the bumper for the new diffuser . new holes in the bumper for the brakets for new exhaust tips , etc ....but in the end i m finally happy it s there..perfect fiting , i will make tomorow better pics in the sun light
here are the part numbers in case someone wants it
I can't answer to another diffuser, only the one I used. The diffuser can be positioned wherever you want it. It is closed from the bumper back to the gas tank. I am not sure what you mean by a closed version?
I can't answer to another diffuser, only the one I used. The diffuser can be positioned wherever you want it. It is closed from the bumper back to the gas tank. I am not sure what you mean by a closed version?
Sorry not sure if you got this email. I can't answer to another diffuser, only the one I used. The diffuser can be positioned wherever you want it. It is closed from the bumper back to the gas tank. I am not sure what you mean by a closed version?
Sorry not sure if you got this email. I can't answer to another diffuser, only the one I used. The diffuser can be positioned wherever you want it. It is closed from the bumper back to the gas tank. I am not sure what you mean by a closed version?
Hi there,
sorry for the late message so on the picture i have marked what i mean by closed.
There is also plastic from the diffuser under the tailpipes, so it is closed.
the gentleman with the profile name dudeasca
did it exactly as I want it, I wanted to reach him so that he can give me some tips that I can order the parts.
You are correct, mine is not closed. That is the lower half of the bumper with the diffuser kit. I believe they are much more expensive and take a lot of work to put on. Many have done it and can explain that process better than I can. Hopefully someone with better knowledge can help you with your project. I mine was less expensive, fun to do and looks pretty close.
You are correct, mine is not closed. That is the lower half of the bumper with the diffuser kit. I believe they are much more expensive and take a lot of work to put on. Many have done it and can explain that process better than I can. Hopefully someone with better knowledge can help you with your project. I mine was less expensive, fun to do and looks pretty close.
Good Luck
Any question feel free to text
Hello, thanks for your message I have now written to dudeasca directly but he has not yet answered.
I will order the parts and just dare to start the project.
somehow I can do it.
thanks for your offer if I have any questions I will get in touch.
i spoked with a guy alot from kamikaze ( this garage service are making a lotttt of modification on the cars especially mercedes with only genuine parts )
here is their fb page : https://www.facebook.com/Kamikaze.ASA/
in april they will prezent us the w207 with amg recaro seats , from c63 coupe !!! awesome mod !!! can ; t wait to see it ( hard mod , a lot of wireinggg , programing etc, and it cost 8k $ if i want it but i need to be with the car in thailand at their local service )
and now lets get back to the subject
i asked them for the rear bumper + diffusor + tips
they quoted me 2.800$ without shipping for genuine w207 modified bumper and genuine w205 amg rear diffusor exhaust tips
and in my opinion it s very expensive ...
and i asked him for a cheaper solution
he told me to buy the genuine w205 c63 amg rear diffusor +exhaust tips from here
and when the profesion service will try to install the diffusor on my w207 facelift with amg pack , they will see exactly what to modify at the bumper and diffusor and it will be perfect fit
he told me that the mod if very easy no big mods needed ...
i will risk it in like 2 weeks and order from kuzmann
in the meantime , what you say about it ?
here are some pics of the item Attachment 363513 Attachment 363514
thanks
That's a lot of money to pay for an upgrade. If your happy with the price I say do it. Just remember Most MB people will know it's not an AMG. They'll know by the brakes, badging and the dash. You'll have to be happy with your decision.
Looks very good!
Do you have pictures of the mods on the bumper?
Or maybe another one, who have done the same mod could post a few pics of their moded bumper? :-)
Originally Posted by dudeasca
after six hours of hard work . it was finally managed to fit
i do not recomend it , cause u need big mods to make it fit perfect like mine....so it s not little mods like the guy from kamikaze says
like new holes in the bumper for the new diffuser . new holes in the bumper for the brakets for new exhaust tips , etc ....but in the end i m finally happy it s there..perfect fiting , i will make tomorow better pics in the sun light
here are the part numbers in case someone wants it
Looks very good!
Do you have pictures of the mods on the bumper?
Or maybe another one, who have done the same mod could post a few pics of their moded bumper? :-)
looking to tackle this project but how did u mount the tips to the bumper? any pictures of it without the diffuser on because that's where it looks like the most modification needed. I know the bumper needs new cutouts for the diffuser but I'm puzzled on how the exhaust mounts on to the bumper cause on the c class w205 it has mounting slots. any input will be greatly appreciated by me and other forum members.
looking to tackle this project but how did u mount the tips to the bumper? any pictures of it without the diffuser on because that's where it looks like the most modification needed. I know the bumper needs new cutouts for the diffuser but I'm puzzled on how the exhaust mounts on to the bumper cause on the c class w205 it has mounting slots. any input will be greatly appreciated by me and other forum members.
Someone has already mentioned that the diffuser does not fit the bumper holes and it requires modification. But this is not the only modification. I will try to get a little closer to how it looks like from the inside.
First, you put the exhaust tips (A2054900427 and A2054900527) together with these parts: A2058851714 and A2058851814. Next, you connect these elements with the diffuser (A2058856438) using rivets (A0039909497). In addition, you need to attach them also to the bumper. Of course you can ignore it but in my opinion the diffuser together with the exhaust tips is just too heavy.
Originally in the c63 these parts (A2054900427 and A2054900527) are probably connected to the bumper and the chassis. Unfortunately, there are no such brackets in the c207. This is something that needs modification. You need someone to make you such a brackets in the bumper - a good plastic welder should handle it without a problem. You can use the same rivets to connect it afterwards. For me it looks like this:
Someone has already mentioned that the diffuser does not fit the bumper holes and it requires modification. But this is not the only modification. I will try to get a little closer to how it looks like from the inside.
First, you put the exhaust tips (A2054900427 and A2054900527) together with these parts: A2058851714 and A2058851814. Next, you connect these elements with the diffuser (A2058856438) using rivets (A0039909497). In addition, you need to attach them also to the bumper. Of course you can ignore it but in my opinion the diffuser together with the exhaust tips is just too heavy.
Originally in the c63 these parts (A2054900427 and A2054900527) are probably connected to the bumper and the chassis. Unfortunately, there are no such brackets in the c207. This is something that needs modification. You need someone to make you such a brackets in the bumper - a good plastic welder should handle it without a problem. You can use the same rivets to connect it afterwards. For me it looks like this:
thank u so much for the pic and the details it gives me a good idea what is needed to hold down do u have a pic where the 2 muffler tip bracket meet in the middle with the other long trapezium shape center bracket. I'm still puzzled there. if u can when u have a chance if u can post more pics of the underside it be appreciated by me and many other forum members. thank u again greatly appreciated.
thank u so much for the pic and the details it gives me a good idea what is needed to hold down do u have a pic where the 2 muffler tip bracket meet in the middle with the other long trapezium shape center bracket. I'm still puzzled there. if u can when u have a chance if u can post more pics of the underside it be appreciated by me and many other forum members. thank u again greatly appreciated.
I am not sure which bracket you mean, but I have marked the ones that in my case needed to be modified (for better stiffening)
I am not sure which bracket you mean, but I have marked the ones that in my case needed to be modified (for better stiffening)
items are all coming in this week thank u so much for the pic and description I will try to get it all mounted bu next week and once done I will post up some pictures. thanks again
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but i need to be with the car in thailand at their local service )
