AMG C63 in Japan: 526ps
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AMG C63 in Japan: 526ps
On magazine I found a article about tuned C63. It got dyno with Dynopack. The number was 526ps, 65.8kg/m of torque.
This is what he has in his car
1. ECU: evosport ver2
2. evosport pulley
3. evosport: long tube header
4. Orginal: Sport cat
5. Orginal: X-Pipe
6. K&N Air filter
I dont know if this is good number or not just want you to know that with this set up you get this kind of number. But he said in that aritcle it was really hard to get dyno with 5th gear so he thinks that if test went perfect he should have got like 550ps.
This is what he has in his car
1. ECU: evosport ver2
2. evosport pulley
3. evosport: long tube header
4. Orginal: Sport cat
5. Orginal: X-Pipe
6. K&N Air filter
I dont know if this is good number or not just want you to know that with this set up you get this kind of number. But he said in that aritcle it was really hard to get dyno with 5th gear so he thinks that if test went perfect he should have got like 550ps.
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You all can buy them in your area also. This C63 is demo car in Japan called "First". Their parts is most is evosport parts. Is this power good number? It sure seems very fast car.
Only special parts that they made is
1. Racing metal cat
2. X-pipe
These 2 are their special parts.
Only special parts that they made is
1. Racing metal cat
2. X-pipe
These 2 are their special parts.
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You all can buy them in your area also. This C63 is demo car in Japan called "First". Their parts is most is evosport parts. Is this power good number? It sure seems very fast car.
Only special parts that they made is
1. Racing metal cat
2. X-pipe
These 2 are their special parts.
Only special parts that they made is
1. Racing metal cat
2. X-pipe
These 2 are their special parts.
What wheels are on your car....what size??? Nice stance
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This car has wheel from Yokohama Tire: I dont know if they sale in your country or not. But nice looking car:
http://www.yokohamatire.jp/yrc/japan...F15/index.html
http://www.yokohamatire.jp/yrc/japan...F15/index.html
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If you want to get all calculus nerdy and look it as "area under the curve" (or total power output), you get more with tri-y. Something about integrals and blah blah blah blah...
Happy and safe holidays everyone! Keep the rubber side down and the shiny parts sideways.
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To convert PS to BHP you take the PS number and multiply by 0.986 which will give you 518.6 BHP. PS is a number mostly used in Europe by manufacturers, i don't know why to be honest maybe because the number is very close to HP figures but they are bigger so it looks better, for example the Lamborghini LP560 has 560PS of engine power but its equals 552bhp.