My 2010 Beauty, Now More Beastly
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My 2010 Beauty, Now More Beastly
I've had the wheels on the car for a while but recently I was bit by the mod bug. We all know how that goes...
I aspired to have the exterior look as if it could be part of the black series lineup
Mods include:
Nutek 710 series concave wheels
Brabus style front lip
Euroteck diffuser
Boca Design trunk spoiler
Debadged rear
MB accessory black mirror housing
Color matched side markers
Calipers painted candy pearlescent red (very hard to photograph unless under the right light)
Flat hood badge
I have a few extra goodies on the way but the exterior is just about complete!!
Enjoy
I aspired to have the exterior look as if it could be part of the black series lineup
Mods include:
Nutek 710 series concave wheels
Brabus style front lip
Euroteck diffuser
Boca Design trunk spoiler
Debadged rear
MB accessory black mirror housing
Color matched side markers
Calipers painted candy pearlescent red (very hard to photograph unless under the right light)
Flat hood badge
I have a few extra goodies on the way but the exterior is just about complete!!
Enjoy
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Thanks. I'm still in love with the 63 badges! Sometimes you just gotta let them know what's under the hood
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i drive them all, fast and hard
nice, what wheels/tire/size are they ....is the car lowered?
how was your install on the rear diff....i did mine myself, its very rigid and was tricky around the corners.....small amount of gap still there if u look close......your experience??
how was your install on the rear diff....i did mine myself, its very rigid and was tricky around the corners.....small amount of gap still there if u look close......your experience??
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20 x 9
20 x 10 (or 10.5)
Nitto Invos
245/35/20
285/30/20
The car is not lowered. I tried to install the diffuser myself. Taking off the stock part was a piece of cake however the carbon tabs do not align at all. After 30 minutes of cursing at my car, I took her to the shop. They removed the rear bumper in order to install the piece. Super rigid piece!
Thanks!
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i drive them all, fast and hard
yeah when i did the install i couldnt keep the plastic "arms" that pushed the stock diff out, so the new one doesnt have those...it was putting too much stress on the unit...so far so good though
i had to drill the side screw holes a touch bigger to get the bolts on place....i dont think it can ever come off now, unless i tear off the entire bumper
where did u get the front spoiler?
i like how u went with 20s but kept the tire ratio size stock...but i guess the overall height of tire has changed a bit from stock
i had to drill the side screw holes a touch bigger to get the bolts on place....i dont think it can ever come off now, unless i tear off the entire bumper
where did u get the front spoiler?
i like how u went with 20s but kept the tire ratio size stock...but i guess the overall height of tire has changed a bit from stock
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yeah when i did the install i couldnt keep the plastic "arms" that pushed the stock diff out, so the new one doesnt have those...it was putting too much stress on the unit...so far so good though
i had to drill the side screw holes a touch bigger to get the bolts on place....i dont think it can ever come off now, unless i tear off the entire bumper
where did u get the front spoiler?
i like how u went with 20s but kept the tire ratio size stock...but i guess the overall height of tire has changed a bit from stock
i had to drill the side screw holes a touch bigger to get the bolts on place....i dont think it can ever come off now, unless i tear off the entire bumper
where did u get the front spoiler?
i like how u went with 20s but kept the tire ratio size stock...but i guess the overall height of tire has changed a bit from stock
Yea I wanted to maintain the stock suspension/height as much as possible. Especially because I live in LA and drive aggressively with too many potholes to worry about. That tire size gave me a comfortable profile and filled the gap appropriately without the need to lower it or look like a 4x4.
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Thanks!
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e63 amg w212 6.3
https://www.privatelabelmfg.com/
Bought these for my car, check them out 12whp which a c63 got from these factory direct bolt on.
The LT header dream was killed for me too in living in Australia.
I've also got a carbonio airbox on the way which arrives Monday.
