What are your best times at the drag strip?
Mods; Yokohama AVS ES100 (tyres only)
R/T 1.261
60' 2.081
660' 8.769@82.10mph
ET 13.483 @105.36
with better r/t and 60ft...i reckon it might be able to crack flat 13...what do you guys think?
Last edited by AMGV6K; Aug 13, 2006 at 03:35 AM.
Mods; Yokohama AVS ES100 (tyres only)
R/T 1.261
60' 2.081
660' 8.769@82.10mph
ET 13.483 @105.36
with better r/t and 60ft...i reckon it might be able to crack flat 13...what do you guys think?
In my experience, I'm not sure if tires make a huge difference. If I remember correctly, my 60' time with the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S was 1.8; and with the Nitto's, it was 1.85. Maybe it had something to do with track preparation or temperature, but I personally wouldn't invest $400 on new rear tires to get a faster quarter mile time unless you run drag radials.
The best way to lower your times in my opinion is to get lighter wheels.
I was running the M/T Drag Radials I purchased from DragonAMG last year when he ran his 11.99, I no longer have my C55, Traded in for a SLK55 and I ran a 12.2 at 112mph with it not too bad for just green filters and M/T's
here is a link to the time slip
http://www.dragtimes.com/Mercedes-Be...slip-9903.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/slk-class-r171/163081-slk55-runs-12-2-112-a.html
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Dyno'ed the car on Saturday and was very surprised and happy with the results. They seem little high for an essentially stock car (321.6 rwhp and 322.1 torque). I had 2 dyno runs - both pretty much the same. The dynanometer was a Dyno Jet. All the other cars that were there all dyno'ed very close to their specified rwhp so it looks like the DynoJet was fine. It was just surprising to be putting down more rwhp than the clk55's and slk55's.
Attached is a scan of the dyno' graph (don't ask why they have speed on the x-axis! Chappy has everyone's data on file so I can get it later).
All I've done to the car is IK20 plugs and Magnecor wires (I took my green filters out and replaced with stock for the dyno and drag runs).
Since dyno runs are relatively inconsequential and time to distance seems to be the best test, I took the car out with the rest of the AMG guys to the drags. By best time was 13.344 (others were 13.403 and 13.383). Unfortunately, I had a horrible problem launching and could not prevent a lot of wheel spin (as evident from my bad trap times!). Clearly, I don't know what I'm doing!
Last edited by boohooramblers; Nov 6, 2006 at 01:25 PM.
Dyno'ed the car on Saturday and was very surprised and happy with the results. They seem little high for an essentially stock car (321.6 rwhp and 322.1 torque). I had 2 dyno runs - both pretty much the same. The dynanometer was a Dyno Jet. All the other cars that were there all dyno'ed very close to their specified rwhp so it looks like the DynoJet was fine. It was just surprising to be putting down more rwhp than the clk55's and slk55's.
Attached is a scan of the dyno' graph (don't ask why they have speed on the x-axis! Chappy has everyone's data on file so I can get it later).
All I've done to the car is IK20 plugs and Magnecor wires (I took my green filters out and replaced with stock for the dyno and drag runs).
Since dyno runs are relatively inconsequential and time to distance seems to be the best test, I took the car out with the rest of the AMG guys to the drags. By best time was 13.344 (others were 13.403 and 13.383). Unfortunately, I had a horrible problem launching and could not prevent a lot of wheel spin (as evident from my bad trap times!). Clearly, I don't know what I'm doing!
. I know quite a few C32 owners like myself who would like to know if the Green Filters helped increase your horse power
. I like you am using the magnecor wires and ik20 plugs and ordered a while back the green filters but still waiting. If u get another chance to dyno car then please do it with the green filters instead of the oem ones so we all can see the difference. Remember that u r gonna have to duplicate conditions and use same type dyno to really know.
. I like you am using the magnecor wires and ik20 plugs and ordered a while back the green filters but still waiting. If u get another chance to dyno car then please do it with the green filters instead of the oem ones so we all can see the difference. Remember that u r gonna have to duplicate conditions and use same type dyno to really know.
. But... since the motor seems to be fairly strong as stock, I'm going to add a bunch of mod's together and then dyno (using the same one of course!). Of course, it would be nice to see the hp gain after each and every mod, but it all adds up and the dyno is an hour away. Also, all the other AMG guys were dyno'ing and we were only doing 2 pulls each.Additional info about the drag runs I posted - I was running fairly crappy Yokohama rear tires, 93 octane, the air temp was about 62F. The ATL-AMG dudes with whom I was with (and know what they are doing!) said the track wasn't prepped too good.
Dyno'ed the car on Saturday and was very surprised and happy with the results. They seem little high for an essentially stock car (321.6 rwhp and 322.1 torque). I had 2 dyno runs - both pretty much the same. The dynanometer was a Dyno Jet. All the other cars that were there all dyno'ed very close to their specified rwhp so it looks like the DynoJet was fine. It was just surprising to be putting down more rwhp than the clk55's and slk55's.
Attached is a scan of the dyno' graph (don't ask why they have speed on the x-axis! Chappy has everyone's data on file so I can get it later).
All I've done to the car is IK20 plugs and Magnecor wires (I took my green filters out and replaced with stock for the dyno and drag runs).
Since dyno runs are relatively inconsequential and time to distance seems to be the best test, I took the car out with the rest of the AMG guys to the drags. By best time was 13.344 (others were 13.403 and 13.383).
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Last edited by ProjectC55; Dec 16, 2006 at 04:42 PM.
Last edited by ProjectC55; Dec 16, 2006 at 05:47 PM.
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How did your new custom intercooler set-up hold up?? Did you do multiple runs where you could see if it made a difference?
on that note though, i do think that i need a bigger reservoir after being at the track and being able to feel the effects of each run individually on the reservoir...i am going to see what solutions i can come up with for that.
Dyno'ed the car on Saturday and was very surprised and happy with the results. They seem little high for an essentially stock car (321.6 rwhp and 322.1 torque). I had 2 dyno runs - both pretty much the same. The dynanometer was a Dyno Jet. All the other cars that were there all dyno'ed very close to their specified rwhp so it looks like the DynoJet was fine. It was just surprising to be putting down more rwhp than the clk55's and slk55's.
Attached is a scan of the dyno' graph (don't ask why they have speed on the x-axis! Chappy has everyone's data on file so I can get it later).
All I've done to the car is IK20 plugs and Magnecor wires (I took my green filters out and replaced with stock for the dyno and drag runs).
Since dyno runs are relatively inconsequential and time to distance seems to be the best test, I took the car out with the rest of the AMG guys to the drags. By best time was 13.344 (others were 13.403 and 13.383). Unfortunately, I had a horrible problem launching and could not prevent a lot of wheel spin (as evident from my bad trap times!). Clearly, I don't know what I'm doing!











