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And its the p30 package, mainly because the suspension is too stiff for some... Also I believe the 09 & earlier cars had folding mirrors as an option which was later discontinued. |
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The p30 package has: - rock hard suspension - compound brakes - lsd This package was only available on 08,09 models. The p31 package ha: -lighter internals - ecu retune - cf trim - the compound brakes with red paint. LSD comes as an extra $2000 option from factory on '10+ models. |
^ are you serious LSD is optional. So the majority of C63s out there are one wheel wonders? that is completely stupid that they would stuff a 450hp 6.2L V8 without a lsd. |
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For example: - the M156 6.2L V8 in the c63 only opens its throttle 50% vs its larger siblings whose power plants are nearly identical. As such, most ecu tunes simply open the throttle to 82% which is what its set at in the larger e63,s63,cls,cl63 of the previous generation. Additional power is found in opening the throttle to 100% and adjusting some other engine characteristics. - The tire selection on the c63 comes with 235/18 fronts and 255/18 rears, which is in my opinion, insufficient for putting down power from a dig. Considering even with the stock rear fenders you can easily run 275's in the rear without rubbing. However, that being said in tcs sport or tcs full on the e-diff does a good job and keeping both wheels going. The big difference is in the handling characteristics of the car as it feels more neutral. Without the LSD spirited driving usually elicits a feeling that the rear wheels are trying to swing through the front of the car. Having run my c63 for a few years without lsd and a tune, the differences after running wider tires in the rear, Eurocharged v3 tune and Quaife LSD install are night and day. The car happily pulls through corners and full on slides can be controlled with a few dabs of opposite lock. |
^ thxs for the insights on the C63...sounds like you did the proper upgrades to really enjoy the beast......for mercedes, c'mon man e diff on your AMG products? I totally understand using E diffs on basic MB models but on a performance model? that is being pennywise and pound poor.....having a mechanical LSD or AWD is a must for a car with over 400 lbs ft of torque. |
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To Iceman, the c63 is a solid car but what a lot of people don't realize is its an expensive car and parts for expensive cars are not cheap. We work on a ton of these cars because we are one of a couple independent shops that has access to the Mercedes Star Diagnostic. I couldn't tell you how many customers come in here and cry about how their brakes cost more than their civics are so expensive. BTW i have a near brand new set of KW V3 coilovers with your name on it.. |
back to the CTS-V then. jizz in my pants, hell she can be in a Civic I'll still jizz in my pants. j/k lol but CTS-V is totally the car to have it's not anywhere nearly as common as the C63 parts are cheap with almost anything off a ZR1 bolt up to it and faster than whatever you were thinking of. Real 6 speed because real men drive stick. Only choice you have if you want a wagon in Canada, that's a smart move: http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...l4DGkHGTIM_26Q http://fastcache.gawkerassets.com/as...ac-CTS-V-1.jpg Interior is not too shabby either for the ongoing gen: http://www.autoguide.com/gallery/d/1...c+cts+v+63.jpg |
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Terminal miss-fire issue....again - MBWorld.org Forums From what I've read, reflashing back to stock will not resolve the terminal misfire after it has manifested itself. It seems that the issue can be resolved either by simply switching to a colder spark plug or replacing the O2 sensors. Since I haven't had any issues yet, I'm thinking of pre-emptively picking up a set of plugs just in case. In terms of the KW V3s, not sure if you were addressing me or Iceman haha. It's tempting but I'm planning on some light weight aftermarket wheels next year along with some two piece open slot rotors first :). |
^ jeez american top gear is still terrible and the cts-v coupe is really ugly |
That is why I recommend the wagon...so sick. |
I wouldn't get the coupe or the wagon. I'd get a 4 door out of the us of I had to. I guess I have some test driving and comparing to do this spring.... Posted via RS Mobile |
Well, I have done some looking around, the M5 has really grown on me.....Not sure what to do now!! I am thinking of going with the M5......would you get the 6 spd manual or the 7 spd auto? |
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