Mercedes-AMG GT S on the dyno
#1
Mercedes-AMG GT S on the dyno
Hey Guys...
check this out
Base run:
473whp
532hp at crank
633Nm / 467 ft lb torque at crank...
Preparing Stage 1 "as we speak"...
Stage 2 hardware is ready and will be installed and tested in 2-3 weeks from now
Cheers from RENNtech Germany!
check this out
Base run:
473whp
532hp at crank
633Nm / 467 ft lb torque at crank...
Preparing Stage 1 "as we speak"...
Stage 2 hardware is ready and will be installed and tested in 2-3 weeks from now
Cheers from RENNtech Germany!
Last edited by RENNtech EUROPE; 03-19-2015 at 01:03 PM.
#4
We naturally won't share any details yet...
But after testing and testing we can finally share some current STAGE 1 / ECU TUNE dyno numbers...
Expect more to come very soon
But after testing and testing we can finally share some current STAGE 1 / ECU TUNE dyno numbers...
Expect more to come very soon
Last edited by RENNtech EUROPE; 04-18-2015 at 06:39 AM. Reason: UPDATE
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#8
Seems to be due to the delivery mapping...
You can see it's also building up the torque quite late so it drives like a NA.
Maybe also so it doesn't put too much stress on the DCT.
Different torque trend to the C63 BT ... https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-c...ps-806-nm.html
Our dyno is very exact when it comes to calculating the losses... and it is frequently calibrated by TUV so we can use the measurements officially for the paperwork.
Sport Auto also just released a measurement (Test against the Porsche 991 Turbo) and they had measured around 640Nm and similar power ...
I would say: the may torque figure is there within a normal measurement accuracy range, but it is built up later than it is supposed to be.
But for sure the car is not missing the power...
You can see it's also building up the torque quite late so it drives like a NA.
Maybe also so it doesn't put too much stress on the DCT.
Different torque trend to the C63 BT ... https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-c...ps-806-nm.html
Our dyno is very exact when it comes to calculating the losses... and it is frequently calibrated by TUV so we can use the measurements officially for the paperwork.
Sport Auto also just released a measurement (Test against the Porsche 991 Turbo) and they had measured around 640Nm and similar power ...
I would say: the may torque figure is there within a normal measurement accuracy range, but it is built up later than it is supposed to be.
But for sure the car is not missing the power...
Last edited by RENNtech EUROPE; 04-21-2015 at 11:54 AM.