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666 sounds about right, that's what I was running on stage 1. I've also been told that over 700 is possible on stage 1 but was not recommended. Had my stage 2 done and LSD fitted by MSL, now running just a little over 700 with supporting mods, tuned for usability. It's quite a bit of extra...

I'm using Ferodo Racing DS2500. Excellent pads, surprises everyone who drives my car!

Unfortunately it's 27. Sorry! https://www.homecare.co.uk/homecare/agency.cfm/id/65432180914...

A high performance, aggressively styled saloon with a loud-ish exhaust is surely more appropriate than a cheap sports car with a just as loud exhaust? Bear in mind, I'm not talking about cars trying to be sound more powerful than they actually are - such as a Fiesta or E220 producing Ferrari...

Hmm, I disagree to an extent. It'd sound just as daft on a SLC, MX-5 or any other sporty but non-exotic car. At the end of the day, the sound has to suit the appearance of the car. Loud V8 grunts and rumbles suit a muscular, powerful car such as the E63. It's not like the E63 looks like your...

You mean Amo's cl63? His is a 6.2L N/A. You won't get the same sound with the E63 BiTurbo. Personally I find it a tad loud, though. Mine's with sport cats and already it's too loud. Mine with RADO DP + Capristo Catback

I was just clarifying that better performance only comes from the cleaning additives in that it restores performance rather than the fuel itself magically increasing BHP or MPG. For this reason, 'some people' should have no reason to expect better performance provided they use premium fuels from...

Are you sure you're looking at downpipes for the 5.5 biturbo? I can understand if it's the old 6.2 but a lot of youtube videos of IPE (the catback) on E63 are of the 6.2. Mind sharing one of these videos?

Never actually heard anyone getting IPE downpipes for the E63. Didn't even know they exist. Is there any particular reason you want IPE?

You don't use premium fuels to increase power. It's more that the car demands a diet of 98 or above given it has a turbocharged engine that runs high compression ratios. The higher RON rating helps to prevent / reduce preignition and knocking. Premium fuels aren't something that is occasionally...

You'll find the fuel cap states min 98 RON. I only put v-power / momentum in there. 97 from BP if I have to. Other than that, I think what Alex M said is pretty much spot on and correlates with my own usage. The car is very moddable with many quick wins that are inexpensive: A simple remap...

It has a better tune and LSD. They have the same engine, internals and suspension I believe. If you were to remap both they'd end up the same. For this reason I went for the non S model and fitted an LSD

Wouldn't bother with an exhaust or anything else really. But worth remapping. Mine went up to around 250bhp and was way more fun to drive.

Each car is different but to give you an idea mine went to around 666BHP after map and air filter (Not MSL). After downpipes (sport cats), capristo exhaust and a better MSL/Big Fish tune, it hit around 700BHP. I don't think the capristo exhaust plays a big part but going decat will help hit the...

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Yeah it's the 5.5. Will do. Still trying to get booked in though.

Forgot to mention it's a black friday deal thing. So you've got to make a deposit by the end of the week to get the deal. Edit: just noticed Acid made a post about it. I'm not being paid by them to plug their promotion :)

Following up on this, MSL are offering the quaife diff supplied and fitted for £1250. Compared to what I've been quoted elsewhere it's a really good deal and I've personally gone for it and looking forward to getting it fitted on my non-S model

It's almost 1AM but hey a quick snap wouldn't hurt This is from my own saloon

Coolant is separate, that's like £14 by itself. Price is correct, done at a reputable tuner.