Why are the numbers for the CL, SL and S different?
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2012 C63 Purpose built race car, 2015 CLS 63 S, 2016 GLA45, 2017 GTS
I was told that the cheaper the AMG the less airflow is in the design to make sure that the C63 aren't beating the higher end models.
No idea if thats really true though...
No idea if thats really true though...
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CLS55 2006, CLS 63S 2015
correct it came on the 2007 SL and it was easily retro fitted onto other models
AMG80mm tb with Y tube. Also it was rated 530hp if I recall. As it stood all of them produced the same power. Not 100% this is the same for the newer models. Time will tell and if not
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Body for body, either stock form or AMG, the CL, SL, and S have at least a higher $25-$30K price tag, so for that much, the least they can do it add a little more power.....or thell their customers they do
