The aftermarket specialists from Wimmer put more power into an already very powerful station wagon - the Mercedes C63 AMG Estate. Thanks to various modifications brought to Mercedes' standard engine, Wimmer's C63 AMG Estate develops 624 hp instead of 487 hp. To be able to achieve this, they replaced the cylinder heads, gave it sport cam shafts, modified the throttle and optimized the intake manifolds. The Wimmer Mercedes C63 AMG Estate also comes with a larger fuel pump, bespoke headers, HJS sport catalysts and a new stainless steel exhaust. Of course, the ECU had to be reprogrammed too. Wimmer's Mercedes C63 AMG Estate sits on 19-inch alloys from BBS, and Dunlop tires. Wimmer replaced the original suspension system of the C63 AMG Estate with one developed by KW.
They also gave the estate H&R spacers and a new limited slip differential developed by Drexler.
Cam Shaft is "responsible" for the yellow exterior finish of Wimmer's C63 estate. The price of the whole package has not been disclosed yet.
