Supercharged AMG 63
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Supercharged AMG 63
I've read that a bunch of different tuners along the way have tried piecing together a supercharger kit for the 63.
Anyone know what the major challenges that they ran into as to why they weren't successful? I'd imagine it was the electronics, fuel delivery, or transmission rather than the marketing answer of "there's not enough demand".
Just thought I'd see if anyone had any closer insight as to why it wasn't done. The block itself is built like a tank with a great crank, rods, and pistons and can easily take light boost, so that surely isn't it.
Anyone know what the major challenges that they ran into as to why they weren't successful? I'd imagine it was the electronics, fuel delivery, or transmission rather than the marketing answer of "there's not enough demand".
Just thought I'd see if anyone had any closer insight as to why it wasn't done. The block itself is built like a tank with a great crank, rods, and pistons and can easily take light boost, so that surely isn't it.
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Do a search. You will find my CLS63 with a supercharger test fit on it. They never finished it. I wont say what vendor it was cuz that's a whole other story..
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I've read that a bunch of different tuners along the way have tried piecing together a supercharger kit for the 63.
Anyone know what the major challenges that they ran into as to why they weren't successful? I'd imagine it was the electronics, fuel delivery, or transmission rather than the marketing answer of "there's not enough demand".
Just thought I'd see if anyone had any closer insight as to why it wasn't done. The block itself is built like a tank with a great crank, rods, and pistons and can easily take light boost, so that surely isn't it.
Anyone know what the major challenges that they ran into as to why they weren't successful? I'd imagine it was the electronics, fuel delivery, or transmission rather than the marketing answer of "there's not enough demand".
Just thought I'd see if anyone had any closer insight as to why it wasn't done. The block itself is built like a tank with a great crank, rods, and pistons and can easily take light boost, so that surely isn't it.
That's one of the reasons I decided to go the 55 route instead of the 63.
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I think the biggest hurdle would be that the compression is already 11.3 : 1 while the compression in the 55 is 9 : 1. Don't know how many pounds of boost you could push through her.
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I think the slk55 is also hi compression and running on low boost as well . But to spend the money to give it a couple of pounds of boost i cannot see it .
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Yes Stock trans. Nitrous.. So far no problems with trans.. But for how long? We will soon find out. Car is in a shop for a retune ( custome Renntech) And new designed headers. All new header format, These Headers are sure to pave the way we all look at long tube headers. I call them
" ///AMG MAX POWER " The science behind this new design is advanced past or time.. Stay tuned for more info..
" ///AMG MAX POWER " The science behind this new design is advanced past or time.. Stay tuned for more info..
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Yes Stock trans. Nitrous.. So far no problems with trans.. But for how long? We will soon find out. Car is in a shop for a retune ( custome Renntech) And new designed headers. All new header format, These Headers are sure to pave the way we all look at long tube headers. I call them
" ///AMG MAX POWER " The science behind this new design is advanced past or time.. Stay tuned for more info..
" ///AMG MAX POWER " The science behind this new design is advanced past or time.. Stay tuned for more info..
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Yea SLK55 is 11.0:1 c/r and they run an advertised 7PSI on pump gas with the Kleemann sc added. My c/r is 10.5:1 and I just upped the boost to almost 10PSI *fingers crossed* A 63 with a blower would be insane, maybe a thicker headgasket to drop compression a bit
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Yes Stock trans. Nitrous.. So far no problems with trans.. But for how long? We will soon find out. Car is in a shop for a retune ( custome Renntech) And new designed headers. All new header format, These Headers are sure to pave the way we all look at long tube headers. I call them
" ///AMG MAX POWER " The science behind this new design is advanced past or time.. Stay tuned for more info..
" ///AMG MAX POWER " The science behind this new design is advanced past or time.. Stay tuned for more info..
hey man, im down in SD too, i have an E63 w211. you think the headers aren't that much different than mine? im down to get together and see what they can come up wiht on our 63's