200mph in a C63
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2015 C63S E1; 2016 C450 AMG
Assuming this video is running in real time, then by my stop watch, the car goes from 0-200 KPH (over 124 MPH) in under 11 seconds. That is insane given that the car stock likely does the 1/4 mile in the high 11 to low 12 second range and likely at about 120 MPH (or perhaps significantly slower if you believe that ridiculous C&D test ;-).
If this is just a tune that will run on pump gas, we have a lot to look forward to.
If this is just a tune that will run on pump gas, we have a lot to look forward to.
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Someone needs to run that same car or another with the same tune over the 1/4 mile, would love to see the time ![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
As above just from clocking the dials that is easily a 10 second car !!!
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As above just from clocking the dials that is easily a 10 second car !!!
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2014 E63S; AMS 100 octane ecu tune; edok tcu tune; BB intakes; dyno tuned
Yeah buddy
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For now up to 835Nm torque at crank (a plus of 185Nm for the non S respectively 135 for the S) and around 610hp, which is a plus of around 100hp for the non S and 65-70 for the S.
Talking about real world crank numbers, non some XX% drivetrain losses guess.
Talking about real world crank numbers, non some XX% drivetrain losses guess.
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I take it there's nothing different in the engine bay like better cooling or turbos for the S to allow it to ship with more bhp, it's just got a higher tune out of the factory?
Obviously still get an electronic diff, dynamic engine mounts and so on but maybe if that doesn't interest you a base C63 and tune might be the way to go as you end up with the same power in the end.
Obviously still get an electronic diff, dynamic engine mounts and so on but maybe if that doesn't interest you a base C63 and tune might be the way to go as you end up with the same power in the end.
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I take it there's nothing different in the engine bay like better cooling or turbos for the S to allow it to ship with more bhp, it's just got a higher tune out of the factory?
Obviously still get an electronic diff, dynamic engine mounts and so on but maybe if that doesn't interest you a base C63 and tune might be the way to go as you end up with the same power in the end.
Obviously still get an electronic diff, dynamic engine mounts and so on but maybe if that doesn't interest you a base C63 and tune might be the way to go as you end up with the same power in the end.
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They might be able to code that in but does it offer anything that you couldn't configure in Indiviual for the C63? ESP goes to Sport but that apparently is available on the C63 as well.
Engine goes to race as well which maybe they cannot select but what does that do over sport+?
Engine goes to race as well which maybe they cannot select but what does that do over sport+?
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If you bring your C63 or GT (both non S) to our HQ in Germany or FL, we can flash the Race mode into the ECU (car is needed).
You will still miss the active engine / transmission mounts and the electronic diff naturally
, but you will have a sharper throttle response and the transmission mode is a "mixture" of S+ and M.
So, it will stay in the manually selected gear unless you break hard, hit the rev limiter or kick down.
You will still miss the active engine / transmission mounts and the electronic diff naturally
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So, it will stay in the manually selected gear unless you break hard, hit the rev limiter or kick down.
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I've ordered a C63S but interesting to know you can code Race mode in. That and boosting the performance of a C63 beyond an S might sway some peoples buying choices.
Some tunes give greater top end performance but at the expense of slower city driving not being as smooth. Is your tune good at all ends of the scale? It's possible I might not want to go 200mph everywhere
Some tunes give greater top end performance but at the expense of slower city driving not being as smooth. Is your tune good at all ends of the scale? It's possible I might not want to go 200mph everywhere
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Yowza, that's glorious. Had to let the front page in...
https://mbworld.org/articles/200-mph-renntech-c63/
https://mbworld.org/articles/200-mph-renntech-c63/
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RENNtech GT-S / RENNtech CLA45 Shooting Brake
I've ordered a C63S but interesting to know you can code Race mode in. That and boosting the performance of a C63 beyond an S might sway some peoples buying choices.
Some tunes give greater top end performance but at the expense of slower city driving not being as smooth. Is your tune good at all ends of the scale? It's possible I might not want to go 200mph everywhere![Wink](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Some tunes give greater top end performance but at the expense of slower city driving not being as smooth. Is your tune good at all ends of the scale? It's possible I might not want to go 200mph everywhere
![Wink](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Personally I am very happy that RENNtech is now officially on the European market, looking forward to order the C63 Coupe and getting a 700hp+ tune on it
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