ECU Tuning Group | Mercedes Benz CLS63 AMG Twin Turbo ECU Upgrade

Gains on a CLS63 AMG TT w/ Performance Package on cold engine using 91 octane are 70hp & 95-105lbs tq to the wheels. Using 93 (European 98 octane equivalency) octane, gains are approximately 90hp & 115-125lbs tq to the wheels. Administering 93 compared to 91 octane is a night and day difference.
Please remember, gains posted was on a very hot engine. Dyno testing took place here in Los Angeles driving from Downtown LA to South Central in traffic in boiling hot weather.
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Last edited by sales@ECU Tuning Group; Nov 18, 2011 at 04:28 PM.




What Id like to know is how is the tune administered? Via OBDII? or is the ECU pulled, taken apart and modified?
Last edited by Vic55; Nov 17, 2011 at 07:49 PM.
on the other hand :
im waiting for yor results

just tune it already
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in your first post you said 100hp gain over non performance & 90hp gains over performance !!
1) did you tune a performance CLS/CL/S 63 Bi-turbo ?
2) will the 63 performance have more power after tuning it than the non performance ?
Last edited by sales@ECU Tuning Group; Nov 20, 2011 at 01:47 AM. Reason: Formerly Singh Autosport
his reveiw is good and gains are nice, but that was a non Performance package.




what is writing by who opened the thread is that non PP will gain 100hp and PP will gain 90hp !!
so is the diffrence 10 hp between PP and non PP ?
read the advertisement carefully.
" Reprogramming the Mercedes Benz CLS63 AMG Twin Turbo, we were able to achieve an astonishing 80-100+hp 150+lbs tq to the wheels over stock. More power can be achieved by replacing the cats with high flow race cats.
Gains on a CLS63 AMG TT w/ Performance Package on cold engine using 91 octane are 70hp & 95-105lbs tq to the wheels. Using 93 (European 98 octane equivalency) octane, gains are approximately 90hp & 115-125lbs tq to the wheels. Administering 93 compared to 91 octane is a night and day difference. "
not trying to bash or anything, why claaiming 70hp for 63TT with PP while they didn't tune one until now.
Last edited by Ali_E55; Nov 22, 2011 at 01:34 AM.
Non PP using 91 octane (same as Euro 95) we achieved on a hot engine 80hp 150lbs tq. If you have the PP minus the difference on the extra hp from the PP. Whether you have PP or non PP the car will still max out at the same.
For example (and this is an example).
Stock 518hp Tuned 618hp
PP 5**hp Tuned 618hp





