jacob502

I never filmed my ET. But here is the stock run that was mentioned in car& driver for a stock SL63:
http://www.dragtimes.com/Mercedes-Be...ag-Racing.html

This is in the same range as a stock C63 (detuned) ofcourse.
this is a completely stock US spec with the emmision restriction and the air intake restriction.

I had my intake replaced with carbonio and piper-cross filters and the primary cats deleated with an ECU remmap.

with MHP or OE tunes the C63 get in the 11s easily due to the weight advantage

propain

You didnt leave with a slip either? What track did you run an 11.8 at with your SL?

An untuned C63 (Stock) can and does run a 12.2 Maybe better.
Tell me something I dont know, We all know what a tuned C63 can do with OE and MHP tunes.

MB_Forever

The MCT in the SL63 is actually different than the MCT being released in the twin turbo M157 engine. The internal parts show some differences, so I'm not sure the MCT you have can handle the same torque that the MCT paired to the M157 can. At the AMG Driving Academy, we got to drag race the SL63 and W212 E63 both of which were equipped with MCT and both had problems at the burnout. Their launch was weaker than the C63 and CLK63 BS.

The DA at the time was 1800 ft, so his times would drop to about 12.6 which is very close to the one on dragtimes. For some reason, the entry on dragtimes does not show the timeslip, date of run, location of the track, or any other info about the run. For those types of entries, I usually don't like to include them as they maybe incorrect

From a roll, your car definitely has a good chance due to the MCT and bigger inlets

BAD430BENZ

everyone scared zer0 off at the end of the first page . i bet he never knew he would open up this can of worms

Sincity

When you say "inlets," do you mean the tube from the box to front of car and/or the airbox bottoms?

amgC63550

While where at it we might as well state that pit bulls don't have locking jaws, rofl!

RennsportC63

http://www.kleemann.dk/Performance/P...uUpgrades.aspx

get this. Eurocharged will charge you way more.

notmyzer0

im just sitting here reading all this and enjoying the show lol and im also learning fun facts from it so im very happy i started this thread lol

Dr. Q

hehe.. it gets so fun even tho I CANNOT SPEAK ENGLAND(?) well haha..

no patient tonight at ER..
I was so bored!! But now.. this thread woke me up!! lol

I can't stop reading all of threads on this forum!!
send me some patients so that I can get out of this forum!! haha

Dr. Q

Alright.. My car isn't that fast.. and ive never been at any track..
(actually I really want to.. but ;( poor my life..)

HOWEVER!! im having fun w/ my car.. even thought i don't know how fast my car can go..
The only thing what u gotta do is just..
hit the gas n feel it!! this is it!!

I don't think u will feel so much different between 12.54 and 12.8 -_-;;

OR!! if u really wanna be the best!!
be a family of Rockefeller, then do whatever no one can't even imagine on your car!!
then it may make u the best!! yay!!
(ACTUALLY, this is what i want~ haha~)

blownS

So...to sum up:

1. No slip
2. No video
3. No response
4. No surprise

Glad we can finally put the to rest...

propain

Exactly. Notice how he suddenly got "Nice" when he realized the people with actual track experience were about to expose him. I figured I would get at least one more BS reply. Guess not.

SPE3D

He's probably in the process of gathering random videos and editing it so he can post it up and claim its his own.

a.alarmeli

how do u install it? did u get it from phillip buldgerbergs?

Reagen

Kleeman.dk: "Up to 540 HP, 481 lb-ft," "prices start from only...$1595"

Eurocharged.com: "540hp...494tq".......$850.00*
(website states "software and handheld group buy?")

OETuning.com: "538hp, 500tq".......$995 (+$200 for handheld)

Modernhorsepower.com: "545HP/502lb/ft*"........$1395
*93 octane

MHP boasts the ability to exclusively be able to adjust the transmission behavior, I read somewhere on their website, but now can't seem to find it? I may be completely wrong on this statement.


If the above research is correct,
Kleeman
540hp - 451hp = 89hp
481tq - 443tq = 38tq
89hp + 38tq = 127 hp/tq
$1595 / 127tq/hp = $12.56 per hp/tq

Eurocharged
540hp - 451hp = 89hp
494tq - 443tq = 51tq
89hp + 51tq = 140 hp/tq
$850* / 140tq/hp = $6.07 per hp/tq

OETuning
538hp - 451hp = 87hp
500tq - 443tq = 57tq
87hp + 57tq = 144hp/tq
$995* / 144tq/hp = $6.91 per hp/tq

MHP
545hp - 451hp = 94hp
502tq - 443tq = 59tq
94hp + 59tq = 153hp/tq
$1395 / 153tq/hp = $9.12 per hp/tq

Looks like Eurocharged end up being the best bang for your buck, although this is assuming these are the current prices, which could vary WIDELY, and does not take into account the actual performance times of the vehicles. PLEASE advise on more accurate values, and I will re-calculate.

Ruff507

Weistec didn't make the list?
Just wondering why they were left out.
Thanks for your breakdown