Black Series Power in "Normal" C63?
Cheers, Pickles.
Last edited by Pickles; Jan 25, 2012 at 04:56 AM.
However, there are tuners that will do an ECU upgrade which is not detectable by your MB Dealer. Whether your C63 is standard or PP.
Also try Evosport and if you want to have 100wBhp on your C, get the Weistec Supercharger on there.
Being an Aussie, I know how all of the different power outputs of the Chevvy LS1/2/3 etc are obtained, & the different components that are used in the various editions of these engines to arrive at their power outputs, but from what I've seen on this site, no-one really knows what individual components are put into the various 6.2L AMG engines to make the varying power outputs in the different model...which can go from around 330KW, to well over 400KW.
So, how does this happen?....Can one buy the AMG O.E. components to put in their C63 engine, which would increase its power output to some of the more powerful models?
Cheers, Pickles.
However, there are tuners that will do an ECU upgrade which is not detectable by your MB Dealer. Whether your C63 is standard or PP.
Also try Evosport and if you want to have 100wBhp on your C, get the Weistec Supercharger on there.
Regarding 517 vs p31....the only 2012 p31 dyno ive seen translated to just over 500bhp as I recall. Underrated.
Cheers, Pickles.
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Other then the ECU, I haven't heard anything different. Its still a M156 with revised ECU parameters.
No, you can't just buy a BS ECU and throw it in your car for a BS engine.. Technically you have a BS engine, the engine is a M156 regardless of model. The ECUs are VIN coded and only work in one car. They have to be programmed to that car as well.
I'm aware that ECU's are VIN specific.
My question is, that if you were to encode B.S. ECU spec into the ECU of a P31 optioned C63, would you then have the same engine as a B.S.?...In other words, are there any other differences to the engine, other than the ECU?
Cheers, Pickles.
Additionally, the Black Series engine block omits the base C63's internal sump vents between adjacent crankshaft bearings. This transforms the bottom end into a series of isolated V2 compartments meant to capture the pressure buildup beneath each plummeting piston to help push it up again for additional torque. The trade-off is a lumpier idle, but we're OK with that.
All that he told me, was that the major differences between the C63 and all its marketing variations, compared to the CLK 63 Black Series and the SLS, were 3 major components to change viz.
1] Valves are longer.
2] Camshafts are completely different, to suit the travel of the valves.
3] Lastly the better injectors, making far better accelaration.
Change these and you have a C63 Rocket.
All that he told me, was that the major differences between the C63 and all its marketing variations, compared to the CLK 63 Black Series and the SLS, were 3 major components to change viz.
1] Valves are longer.
2] Camshafts are completely different, to suit the travel of the valves.
3] Lastly the better injectors, making far better accelaration.
Change these and you have a C63 Rocket.
The Black Series has much more up its sleeve that makes it a MUCH better road course car than the standard C63. If you road course often its completely worth it.
If you are going to sit in traffic with it every day....
If MB has sold out the BS and the buyers are happy, who cares? Every buyer has their own 'value meter' so to speak.
If they made too many and they depreciate then I'll be more than happy to pick one up when the value makes sense for me!
If MB has sold out the BS and the buyers are happy, who cares? Every buyer has their own 'value meter' so to speak.
If they made too many and they depreciate then I'll be more than happy to pick one up when the value makes sense for me!



