2018 AMG E63S spacers
03-03-2018, 12:36 PM
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2018 AMG E63S spacers
Has anyone put spacers on their 2018 E63/E63S? Both the front and rear look a little pigeon-toed to my eye. I'm planning to lower the car slightly, too, using the "magic box" (that doesn't cost stupid money... "RennTech" 
) from eBay--already ordered.
I'd love to hear anyone's experiences/thoughts.
) from eBay--already ordered.I'd love to hear anyone's experiences/thoughts.
03-03-2018, 04:44 PM
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Has anyone put spacers on their 2018 E63/E63S? Both the front and rear look a little pigeon-toed to my eye. I'm planning to lower the car slightly, too, using the "magic box" (that doesn't cost stupid money... "RennTech" ) from eBay--already ordered.
I'd love to hear anyone's experiences/thoughts.
) from eBay--already ordered.I'd love to hear anyone's experiences/thoughts.
also, is this the same limeypride from audizine?
03-03-2018, 04:47 PM
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It is, yes. Traded that beauty in for an E63.
I reached out to Vic 55 via PM but haven't heard back. I'm just looking for supplier, mfctr and size.
I reached out to Vic 55 via PM but haven't heard back. I'm just looking for supplier, mfctr and size.
03-03-2018, 09:03 PM
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REFER TO POSRT #139 - https://mbworld.org/forums/w213-amg/...-thread-6.html
Ok so outside of me drawing a diagram (which will suck) the old Supreme spacers had an angled snout for the 12mm version. The angle was not clear to the naked eye per se but caused the spacer to not be hubcentric causing load on the lug nuts. They fixed this problem and now the new batch is perfect (tried and tested).
I would just call them and say you want the same set up as Vic on your E63S (15mm fronts and 12mm rears).
714 632 1951 is their number.
Ok so outside of me drawing a diagram (which will suck) the old Supreme spacers had an angled snout for the 12mm version. The angle was not clear to the naked eye per se but caused the spacer to not be hubcentric causing load on the lug nuts. They fixed this problem and now the new batch is perfect (tried and tested).
I would just call them and say you want the same set up as Vic on your E63S (15mm fronts and 12mm rears).
714 632 1951 is their number.
03-03-2018, 09:18 PM
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REFER TO POSRT #139 - https://mbworld.org/forums/w213-amg/...-thread-6.html
Ok so outside of me drawing a diagram (which will suck) the old Supreme spacers had an angled snout for the 12mm version. The angle was not clear to the naked eye per se but caused the spacer to not be hubcentric causing load on the lug nuts. They fixed this problem and now the new batch is perfect (tried and tested).
I would just call them and say you want the same set up as Vic on your E63S (15mm fronts and 12mm rears).
714 632 1951 is their number.
Ok so outside of me drawing a diagram (which will suck) the old Supreme spacers had an angled snout for the 12mm version. The angle was not clear to the naked eye per se but caused the spacer to not be hubcentric causing load on the lug nuts. They fixed this problem and now the new batch is perfect (tried and tested).
I would just call them and say you want the same set up as Vic on your E63S (15mm fronts and 12mm rears).
714 632 1951 is their number.
03-04-2018, 11:04 AM
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Hey Dean just got back to see the posts... Ill get to your PM quickly as well.
Yes as others have mentioned, Im running 15mm fronts and 12mm rears from Supreme Power in Fullerton, CA. They have done work on probably 20 of my cars and are my spacer source.
They have taken many orders for spacers since I did mine so they will take good care and ship those suckers up to you in WA. They open at 10am (I think tomorrow)- you can ask for Stephan or Eric or just anyone who answers.
Yes as others have mentioned, Im running 15mm fronts and 12mm rears from Supreme Power in Fullerton, CA. They have done work on probably 20 of my cars and are my spacer source.
They have taken many orders for spacers since I did mine so they will take good care and ship those suckers up to you in WA. They open at 10am (I think tomorrow)- you can ask for Stephan or Eric or just anyone who answers.
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03-14-2018, 01:59 PM
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Im dropped (not sure if you are) and I run 15mm front and 12mm rears.... I think I could run 18mm fronts but I already have the 15mm. There is no way you can run a 15mm in the rear dropped as we tested and it rubs.
03-14-2018, 04:13 PM
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I was running the 18mm up front for a few weeks, but had Serge change them out for 15 mm a couple days ago. Much better now! Crazy how just 3 mm makes such a difference. I felt the car looked like a Honda Civic dragster with the 18’s up front.
03-15-2018, 06:35 PM
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I measured the rear hub protrusion on my car this afternoon. Its 13mm... I have an existing set of 15mm H&R from my GTS that fit just fine and ill need to order the correct length bolt. the H&R 12mm spacer will only accommodate a 10mm hub protrusion... email sent to Brian at supreme power lol...
03-15-2018, 06:54 PM
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H&R's wont work as you stated and many have found out with this car and the C63S. But Supreme's fixed batch of 12mm are fine on the E63S. 15mm will rub on my car but Im lowered.
03-23-2018, 11:40 PM
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Not really good pictures but it's dark here. Just installed 15mm front and 12mm rear spacers. They fit snugly into the wheels and came with longer wheel bolts. I may adjust the ride height tomorrow.
