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Recently updated on August 29, 2019 at 10:32 am
Last summer has M&D Exclusive Cardesign from Dinslaken a Mercedes C43 AMG Coupe (C205) with the look of its big brother in the form of the C63 and a widebody kit from Prior Design and of course we don't want to withhold the Stuttgart one from you. Only under the hood nothing has changed. The 367 PS & 520 Nm strong three-liter biturbo V6 that accelerates the coupe to 4,7 km / h in 100 seconds and tirelessly propels up to 250 km / h is still working here. It was only provided with a modified AMG flap exhaust system including additional control via remote control, which ensures a soundscape appropriate to the look of the C43. But now to the changes to the vehicle. That is built in well-known PD65CC kit by Prior-Design that looks good on the C43 too. There was an AMG typical new front bumper with huge air vents which is of course widened laterally to fit the much fatter fenders and gills.
tremendous performance by widebody kit
The apron is further extended by means of a front spoiler sword and the side skirts with the delicate sill swords are also part of the conversion. And behind it is much more powerful compared to the series. Here are massive wheel arches which opens into a new rear apron complete with AMG style diffuser with AMG tailpipes. The most striking component at the rear, however, is clearly the fixed rear wing in the style of the AMG GTS. And also a modified bonnet with eye-catching Powerdome is one of them. This is equipped with two additional fins compared to the normal hood attachment of Prior Design and thus acts even more aggressive. Rounding out the mighty appearance in front with an original C63 grille complete with horizontal double clasp and Mercedes star in glossy black.
custom bonnet attachment in glossy black
Generally, you have everything that was silver or chrome plated from the factory in black which is also true for the mirror caps, the sills and even the AMG / C43 badge at the rear. And another highlight is the much widened wheel arches. Here ZP2.1 FlowForged forged wheels from Z-Performance Wheels, which are in the dimensions 9 × 20 and 10,5 × 20 inches (Yokohama Advan 255/30 ZR20 & 285/30 ZR20 tires), with H&R wheel spacers and, in combination with KW coil springs, sit perfectly in the wheel arch. And to match the matt black full foil, the wheelset also has a black finish. Can be done! If we receive information about other changes that have not yet been mentioned, there will of course be an update for this report, as always. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will be informed immediately. We hope you enjoy looking at the pictures.
(Photos: M&D Exclusive Cardesign)
Here are the details of the Mercedes C43 AMG (C205):
- Prior Design PD65CC widebody aerodynamic kit (fiber optic Dura-Flex material, new front bumper with additional vents, widened fenders with gills in front, massive wheel arch extensions at the rear, side skirts, hood with custom powerdome (additional fins) and large air vents, new rear bumper with diffuser , fixed rear spoiler)
- Full foil in matt black
- Lettering / logos etc. in glossy black
- Z-Performance ZP2.1 FlowForged Alloy Wheels (Dimensions: 9 × 20 and 10,5 × 20 inches, Finish in Custom Gloss Black)
- Tires: Yokohama Advan Sport (255 / 30 ZR20 and 285 / 30 ZR20)
- H&R wheel spacers
- Lowering (H&R coil springs)
- AMG flap exhaust system (including control via remote control)
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Bad Boy Mercedes C43 AMG from M & D Exclusive Cardesign
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