RPI ECU Flash
Did a baseline dyno and then followed by a 20 min tune (maybe less) and followed by another dyno run. Overall I was in there for about an hour. This is my first review so I'll try to make it good like Superlubricity
Car
C63, ~20,000 miles, 91 Octane gas
Conditions
It was a week ago don't really remember. About 70 degrees. I was there from 10-11am.
Dyno used
Dyno Dynamics
Both before and after were recorded on 4th gear
Stock dyno run
Horsepower ~ 322.7
Torque ~ 306
RPI Tune Dyno Run
Horsepower 384.1
Torque ~335
Increase
Horsepower ~61.4
Torque ~ 29
Final Thoughts
I thought my stock numbers were low. But those were the numbers we got. I then remembered that different dynos will yield different results. Modding engine is all new to me as this is the first car for me to actually put on the dyno. Dunno if it'll make a difference but I do have 20" wheels on; my friend told me that will decrease the numbers a little as well. Nonetheless the numbers are there with the gain. The experience was good. Eloy was very helpful and explained everything step by step with me. I stood by him when he did the dyno runs with different gears and there were no cool down period in between.
And of course the dyno sheet:
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Otherwise 60rwhp/29rwtq from a 91 octane tune doesn't sound realistic at all. Some DD's are heartbreakers, others read like dyno jets sometimes higher.
Last edited by RStevens63; Jul 20, 2010 at 06:04 PM.
On a more serious note, I don't care what their dyno says, +60rwhp/29rwtq from an accurate Dyno Jet on 91 octane isn't going to happen with just a tune on a C63, let alone on a properly calibrated DD. +45rw is a large gain for 91 octane in fact. If they don't do their own tuning in the first place, well they technically aren't raping anyone, ESS would be. I've never seen dyno #s rape other dyno #s before, are they an aggressive breed?
I guess when I see someone run something worth noting at the track it may change my opinion. So far I see MKB, MPH, Renntech, and one Kleeman car going 11.99 (the rest are in the mid to low 11s) leading the way. Out of 26 slots, none are ESS. http://www.dragtimes.com/Mercedes-Benz--C63-AMG-Drag-Racing.htmlDoesn't matter whose tune it is, I don't think I'd take the time to dyno at the same shop I got the tune from, but that's just me.
RSteven if you don't believe me about my gain you can get the tune and test it out yourself. If you're not satisfied Eloy will return your money and relfash your ECU back to stock. All I'm saying is I can feel the power gain, and the numbers are there, and exhaust note is a little bit louder on cold start.
RSteven if you don't believe me about my gain you can get the tune and test it out yourself. If you're not satisfied Eloy will return your money and relfash your ECU back to stock. All I'm saying is I can feel the power gain, and the numbers are there, and exhaust note is a little bit louder on cold start.
I can't remember the exact numbers, but here is what my car (E63) did on that same dyno (100% stock down to the charcoal filter):
387 whp (no corrections what so ever)
432 whp (same run corrected to 10% I believe)
I can't remember the exact numbers, but here is what my car (E63) did on that same dyno (100% stock down to the charcoal filter):
387 whp (no corrections what so ever)
432 whp (same run corrected to 10% I believe)
I asked Eloy about this and he said people might question it so thats why he dynoed it in "shootout mode". There is no way you can change correction factor as the feature is locked out of the dyno sofware when its in that mode.



