CLS63 vs SL65 race
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There are more than a few members with higher than 825 numbers. Don't recall which now but I am sure they'll step forward soon to claim some credit. Go read the SL65 board and you'll see a bunch of guys with 750+ I remember seeing a dyno once that read something insane like 916 RWHP.
I think it was Ben Treynor who has an SL65 with RennTech Stage II and Exhaust. That should be the most powerful SL65 around, but who knows if people have been playing around with nitrous and different turbos or something. I hope someone does come foward with a 1000bhp+ hp SL65, that'd be amazing.
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I am on the SL AMG forums all the time and I have never seen anything like that. I think the highest numbers I've seen was tq in the 800's and hp in the mid 600's. Which is pretty damn powerful.
I think it was Ben Treynor who has an SL65 with RennTech Stage II and Exhaust. That should be the most powerful SL65 around, but who knows if people have been playing around with nitrous and different turbos or something. I hope someone does come foward with a 1000bhp+ hp SL65, that'd be amazing.
I think it was Ben Treynor who has an SL65 with RennTech Stage II and Exhaust. That should be the most powerful SL65 around, but who knows if people have been playing around with nitrous and different turbos or something. I hope someone does come foward with a 1000bhp+ hp SL65, that'd be amazing.
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I raced my brothers SL65 the other day , It was not a pretty sight...
His 65 is extremely modified, He has about 825hp. Up to 80mph the 63 kept up pretty good, After that there was no comparison whatsoever, I recommend u dont step up to that car... Anyway Heres a pic of our cars together.
His 65 is extremely modified, He has about 825hp. Up to 80mph the 63 kept up pretty good, After that there was no comparison whatsoever, I recommend u dont step up to that car... Anyway Heres a pic of our cars together.
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FYI yes these 65's can push these numbers with ease, right now they are making around 580-610hp max at the wheels with 700-800+ tq at the wheels...ive raced an e63 multiple times and its sheer embarrassment as should be expected
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Keep your *** back East so we can fantasize out here in LALA land.. Plus did the 63 have its filters removed HUH HUH? did nt think so mr. 600 LOL Kidding I know your car is the fastest IN THE FRICKEN COUNTRY is that really even fair? Lining up a 63, comon JAY
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I am dying for you guys to put up some serious numbers, I have 2 buddies with 63's and im trying to get one to come to the track with me.....id like to give one a whirl down the strip. A naturally aspirated AMG is my roots and I have to admit I am jealous of the 63 exhaust note.
