Just purchased a w213 E63s
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thanks yea it definitely makes the car look way more aggressive without being overbearing. I believe my body shop used some type of adhesive/silicon and self tapping screws.
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@try m3 nice pick up love the lunar blue's . Was eyeing a blue one in ohio at a used car dlr -not many blue's out there this is probably it lol. Had around 60k mi on it & rear main was done already nice perk.
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@try_m3 for your vehicle we can offer:
- suspension lowering module with custom mode (you will be able to adjust front and rear separately)
- multibeam headlights upgrade (activates auto-distance light with cutting out road users, so as not to blind them)
- ECO start-stop memory mode (you won't have to turn it off every time after starting the engine)
- Seatbelts warning off
- Dynamic Select memory mode etc
I would also suggest ECU Tune Stage1, but I understand that you want to get the most out of this car, and we have a different philosophy.
The main advantage of our module is that you can reset to factory settings. This will help keep your warranty from the dealer.
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Been a little while since I posted. Just a quick update I dropped the car off at the shop to get modal works catless Downpipes installed, a new set of variant forged wheels, and a PTG stage 2 ecu, tcu, and cpc tune. Will post some pics and dyno numbers as well as overall impressions within a few days. I believe they’re just waiting on the cpc module. I did speak to the shop and they said the Downpipes went on pretty easily, I haven’t seen much reviews on the modal works Downpipes on the w213 but definitely a good
option for $700 the quality and fitment were pretty spot on.
option for $700 the quality and fitment were pretty spot on.
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Man, when you decide to go for it, you really go for it! I look forward to seeing the dyno numbers and how you feel about the overall results.
It should be a very different car when you pick it up.
Fun times!
It should be a very different car when you pick it up.
Fun times!
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks as if you didn't do the Maxton rear diffuser? How are the pieces holding up?
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I do have the maxton rear diffuser as well as the extensions that go on the sides of the back bumper. It’s holding up really well but I may be swapping it out for a ct carbon setup. The gloss black looks nice but definitely prefer carbon fiber.
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Little update on the car ended up installing some variant forged wheels currently just swapped on my oem tires but planning on getting 305 rear and 275 front as well as lowering the car more. Also ended up installing model works catless Downpipes, PTG ecu/tcu/cpc tunes. Car is an absolute animal now and breaks the tires loose in 2nd gear. Super happy with the PTG tune drive ability and power delivery are significantly improved. Next will be getting a proper intake as the stock intake and filters were definitely limiting the power.
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Looking good and definitely the ride height needs to be lowered more for the prefect stance!!!
Which intake are you planning on getting? Model Works has some new intakes as well that is reasonably priced.
Which intake are you planning on getting? Model Works has some new intakes as well that is reasonably priced.
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