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yea!! i need to do that too. I know whole bunch people in HK and TW can do it.
But just not North America...very strange.
I am on stock caliper.
One time, a client of our company walks in our office.
He shout out - Who owns that E class out there and its caliper is PUNY!!!!!!! i was so embarrassed. LOL
Haha it’s all about how you feel about your own ride bro
There are too many car companies close by here that has these upgrades. Not good for the wallet
Would you mind posting some pictures of your callipers?
here are some more close ups of mine
Mine surely are not red in color but they seem quite large. The spoke of the wheel covers the "Mercedes Benz text on the caliber but if I try to include that to the picture then both ends of the caliber are behind two spokes. Looking at the pictures it seems the AMG brakes are quite a bit bigger though my brakes are so strong I don't feel I need any bigger. But it is all for looks, right?
Mine surely are not red in color but they seem quite large. The spoke of the wheel covers the "Mercedes Benz text on the caliber but if I try to include that to the picture then both ends of the caliber are behind two spokes. Looking at the pictures it seems the AMG brakes are quite a bit bigger though my brakes are so strong I don't feel I need any bigger. But it is all for looks, right?
Ahh I see what you mean. I like this setup, if my original callipers were like these I would not have changed it. They look bigger in relation to the wheel at a guess. I am running 20s. Thanks for posting!
Do you still have the work order for this? Curious if you needed brackets. Or if you could possibly take off a wheel and post a picture of the back side where the caliper is mounted? Would be helpful (if you still have the car, of course). I can’t seem to find out whether these brakes just bolt on or not.
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