Weistec Modified AMG Owners Real World Performance Thread
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Weistec Modified AMG Owners Real World Performance Thread
I was running my Weistec supercharged C BS and SLS BS at the Chicago Wanna Go Fast 1/2 Mile Airstrip event this past weekend. Much to my delight there were a lot of AMG's running this event. Several E55's, E63's, C63's a couple C55's, E63S's and a couple SL63's and SL65's, all in all a very nice AMG turn out. In addition to the AMG's running the event there were dozens of spectators that rolled in in AMGs. There were more AMGs at this event than any other event I have ever run.
Throughout the weekend several of the AMG owners worked their way over to my pit to say hi and check out my cars, some of you I knew from here on MBW but had never met in person and a few of you I had met before and a couple were new all together. On more than one occasion I had AMG owners asking me very specific questions as to what type of performance they can expect with a certain AMG model with a certain Weistec modification. Believe it or not I don't know everthing lol, and did not have answers to many of their questions and while Weistec's website is very informative and easy to navigate it does not address specific real world results that many of you want.
I know there are a zillion threads on this site with peoples results but I figure why not put them all in one place. If you own any model AMG C, E, S, SL etc with any Weistec mod and have run it at a drag strip or a 1/2 or mile event please make a short post listing year and model of you AMG and what mods you run and your track results. Don't forget to mention if you are running hearders, cats, pump or race gas and any other info that could be important. Feel free to share dyno figures if you have them as well. I think this could end up being a very informative thread once it gets going.
Throughout the weekend several of the AMG owners worked their way over to my pit to say hi and check out my cars, some of you I knew from here on MBW but had never met in person and a few of you I had met before and a couple were new all together. On more than one occasion I had AMG owners asking me very specific questions as to what type of performance they can expect with a certain AMG model with a certain Weistec modification. Believe it or not I don't know everthing lol, and did not have answers to many of their questions and while Weistec's website is very informative and easy to navigate it does not address specific real world results that many of you want.
I know there are a zillion threads on this site with peoples results but I figure why not put them all in one place. If you own any model AMG C, E, S, SL etc with any Weistec mod and have run it at a drag strip or a 1/2 or mile event please make a short post listing year and model of you AMG and what mods you run and your track results. Don't forget to mention if you are running hearders, cats, pump or race gas and any other info that could be important. Feel free to share dyno figures if you have them as well. I think this could end up being a very informative thread once it gets going.
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I will start
2008 CLK63 Black Series
Over 1000 whp
1/4 mile 9.1 @150 MPH
1/2 mile(rolling) 187 mph
E85
Weistec Stage Supercharger
Weistec ecu tune
Weistec forged rods and pistons
Weistec race ported heads
Weistec cams
Weistec fabricated LT headers no cats or mufflers
Weistec transmision upgrade
Weistec custom intake
Cf roof and hood
CCW wheels
Lightweight race seats
Full roll cage
2014 SLS Black Series
1/4 mile 10.7 @ 139mph
1/2 mile(standing) 168mph
Weistec SLS Stage 3 Supercharger
Weistec SLS LT headers
Weistec dry filters
700whp
Pump gas and pump gas tune.
200 treadwear tires (harder tha stock) (not drag radials)
20" Klassen Forged Wheels
2008 CLK63 Black Series
Over 1000 whp
1/4 mile 9.1 @150 MPH
1/2 mile(rolling) 187 mph
E85
Weistec Stage Supercharger
Weistec ecu tune
Weistec forged rods and pistons
Weistec race ported heads
Weistec cams
Weistec fabricated LT headers no cats or mufflers
Weistec transmision upgrade
Weistec custom intake
Cf roof and hood
CCW wheels
Lightweight race seats
Full roll cage
2014 SLS Black Series
1/4 mile 10.7 @ 139mph
1/2 mile(standing) 168mph
Weistec SLS Stage 3 Supercharger
Weistec SLS LT headers
Weistec dry filters
700whp
Pump gas and pump gas tune.
200 treadwear tires (harder tha stock) (not drag radials)
20" Klassen Forged Wheels
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2008 C63
Dynoed at 446kw or 598whp
Weistec Stage II Supercharger w/ Oil/Air Seperator
iPE Full Valvetronic Exhaust
Full interior with no weight reduction
Pump Fuel - 98RON (equivalent to 93R+M/2)
Carbonio Airbox
OEM multispoke 19s on front, w/ OEM Conti tyres
OEM 5-spoke 18s on rear, w/ MT ET Streets 265/40
OEM everything else
1/4 mile - 11.1 @ 127mph
Will update with some more times in the near future. Got some 16s and Hoosiers this week, and planning to run some MS109. Aiming for 10s.
Dynoed at 446kw or 598whp
Weistec Stage II Supercharger w/ Oil/Air Seperator
iPE Full Valvetronic Exhaust
Full interior with no weight reduction
Pump Fuel - 98RON (equivalent to 93R+M/2)
Carbonio Airbox
OEM multispoke 19s on front, w/ OEM Conti tyres
OEM 5-spoke 18s on rear, w/ MT ET Streets 265/40
OEM everything else
1/4 mile - 11.1 @ 127mph
Will update with some more times in the near future. Got some 16s and Hoosiers this week, and planning to run some MS109. Aiming for 10s.
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^ If you were on a street tire running the 11.1 you'll see 10's. I'd imagine you were having a hell of a time just getting the car to hook.
Supposedly a few cars have seen 10's while N/A and the difference being a dedicated track tire setup. Everything else was just FBO.
Supposedly a few cars have seen 10's while N/A and the difference being a dedicated track tire setup. Everything else was just FBO.
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To the OP, this is a good start to get folks baselines and on or about numbers with diffreent setups, but before this gets any bigger, how about coming up with a standard set of information to place here?
Car MY/Model/Trim:
Tire make/Sizes/treadwear:
Wheels make/model/weight:
Engine Mods:
Suspension Mods:
Dyno results (if any):
Any other pertinent mods:
1/4 mile time slip:
Something similar to the above, not necessarilly like that or in that order, but if a pre-determined set of info is agreed upon, that will give folks a better understanding of the mods applied and so forth. Whatever is agreed upon, the new poster simply cuts and paste the format to his/her post and provides the info specific to them and what is known at the time.
Car MY/Model/Trim:
Tire make/Sizes/treadwear:
Wheels make/model/weight:
Engine Mods:
Suspension Mods:
Dyno results (if any):
Any other pertinent mods:
1/4 mile time slip:
Something similar to the above, not necessarilly like that or in that order, but if a pre-determined set of info is agreed upon, that will give folks a better understanding of the mods applied and so forth. Whatever is agreed upon, the new poster simply cuts and paste the format to his/her post and provides the info specific to them and what is known at the time.
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To the OP, this is a good start to get folks baselines and on or about numbers with diffreent setups, but before this gets any bigger, how about coming up with a standard set of information to place here?
Car MY/Model/Trim:
Tire make/Sizes/treadwear:
Wheels make/model/weight:
Engine Mods:
Suspension Mods:
Dyno results (if any):
Any other pertinent mods:
1/4 mile time slip:
Something similar to the above, not necessarilly like that or in that order, but if a pre-determined set of info is agreed upon, that will give folks a better understanding of the mods applied and so forth. Whatever is agreed upon, the new poster simply cuts and paste the format to his/her post and provides the info specific to them and what is known at the time.
Car MY/Model/Trim:
Tire make/Sizes/treadwear:
Wheels make/model/weight:
Engine Mods:
Suspension Mods:
Dyno results (if any):
Any other pertinent mods:
1/4 mile time slip:
Something similar to the above, not necessarilly like that or in that order, but if a pre-determined set of info is agreed upon, that will give folks a better understanding of the mods applied and so forth. Whatever is agreed upon, the new poster simply cuts and paste the format to his/her post and provides the info specific to them and what is known at the time.
i will second that great idea
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To the OP, this is a good start to get folks baselines and on or about numbers with diffreent setups, but before this gets any bigger, how about coming up with a standard set of information to place here?
Car MY/Model/Trim:
Tire make/Sizes/treadwear:
Wheels make/model/weight:
Engine Mods:
Suspension Mods:
Dyno results (if any):
Any other pertinent mods:
1/4 mile time slip:
Something similar to the above, not necessarilly like that or in that order, but if a pre-determined set of info is agreed upon, that will give folks a better understanding of the mods applied and so forth. Whatever is agreed upon, the new poster simply cuts and paste the format to his/her post and provides the info specific to them and what is known at the time.
Car MY/Model/Trim:
Tire make/Sizes/treadwear:
Wheels make/model/weight:
Engine Mods:
Suspension Mods:
Dyno results (if any):
Any other pertinent mods:
1/4 mile time slip:
Something similar to the above, not necessarilly like that or in that order, but if a pre-determined set of info is agreed upon, that will give folks a better understanding of the mods applied and so forth. Whatever is agreed upon, the new poster simply cuts and paste the format to his/her post and provides the info specific to them and what is known at the time.
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2013 CLS63
623 WHP / 797 WTQ pump gas
Stock turbos
Weistec ECU tune
Weistec Cooling upgrade
BMC airfilters
Catless downpipes
20" HRE P40SC w/ Hankook V12
1/2 mile(rolling) 168mph on race gas
623 WHP / 797 WTQ pump gas
Stock turbos
Weistec ECU tune
Weistec Cooling upgrade
BMC airfilters
Catless downpipes
20" HRE P40SC w/ Hankook V12
1/2 mile(rolling) 168mph on race gas
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I hear you and agree that this would answer a lot of questions. This thread has the potential to become a sticky, so I thought if information is entered in a uniform manner, it makes those questions easier to answer to some folks especially if they are looking for specific setups, what they do and real world results. It's your thread, just providing some input.
#10
2010 C63 (Standard)
Stage 2 Weistec supercharged
Full IPE exhaust
Carbinio Intake
KW DDC Suspension
Quaife LSD
Dyno results- 605 WHP / 528 Wheel Torque
Next mods- Ice tank, transmission valve body and TCU upgrade, Replace head bolts with ARP studs.
Stage 2 Weistec supercharged
Full IPE exhaust
Carbinio Intake
KW DDC Suspension
Quaife LSD
Dyno results- 605 WHP / 528 Wheel Torque
Next mods- Ice tank, transmission valve body and TCU upgrade, Replace head bolts with ARP studs.
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CLS55 AMG Weistec 3.0l
2006 CLS55
Eagle F1 Asy 305/30/19 rear/ 255/35/19 front
Team Dynamics 11kg
Weistec 3.0l blower, Ice tank, EC HE
Arnott
598rwhp 592rwtq
Having a few issues since the install with IAT's and B28 sensor so lots of dyno and logging going on
These are definitely not bolt on as Weistec advertise. Add another few thousand $$$$ for extra cooling and should be about right
X-pipe, 3" cat delete
1/4 mile time slip:
Eagle F1 Asy 305/30/19 rear/ 255/35/19 front
Team Dynamics 11kg
Weistec 3.0l blower, Ice tank, EC HE
Arnott
598rwhp 592rwtq
Having a few issues since the install with IAT's and B28 sensor so lots of dyno and logging going on
These are definitely not bolt on as Weistec advertise. Add another few thousand $$$$ for extra cooling and should be about right
X-pipe, 3" cat delete
1/4 mile time slip:
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2010 C63 AMG Evo3 done by Evosport, 2005 CLK55 Amg KLeeman supercharged stage 4,
For the tux and valve throttle body upgrade
I would just say I'm going to take this down for now, till detailed thread will be started. I'm not going to rant. I'll say the facts will be presented in an non bias form and my fellow enthusiast can check it out. That's it.
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Hey joe first off not trying to interrupt the thread but I do have several amg's that I have modified as well as ones in my past. However my main reason of responding to your post is bc weistec has consistently failed me, and worst of all there could be a bigger issue. That's why I just would recommend personally from my experience in weistec after several cars that to go somewhere else for those upgrades. I was burned once before by them but I figured I'd give Steve and mike another shot, because I didn't think it could be every car. I just had a serious issue in my brand new AMG that I finally got a month and a half ago which was modified by weistec for only 3 days which it sat there and one day I took it home. I don't want to start a thread yet, but when MB has finished fixing the issue I can give you the exact diagnosis and the headache as a result of the work done by weistec. Car was not even driven more then 45 miles by me in comfort mode and before I left I mentioned the issue I noticed driving it around there location, where Steve shrugged it off. There is so much to this story, the fact is that I can say this with 100% certainty they are not ethical like they portray themselves to be is a fact. Just trying to look out for fellow enthusiasts.
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2010 C63 AMG Evo3 done by Evosport, 2005 CLK55 Amg KLeeman supercharged stage 4,
I'm not vexed or agitated by your child like remarks. Yes you are correct, not too many threads or posts. I do not dispute that, however, I thought a forum is to exchange experiences and support fellow enthusiasts, and a place to exchange ideas. Maybe I was wrong but that's why I will present a detailed and thorough thread so you can talk all the smack then. Let's let the facts be the judge if that's okay with you? Because otherwise, you just might bite your tounge and see on the level after I present a detailed chain of events w/ correspondence. . If I was one to troll ( I honestly don't understand that term of jargon), then I would put them on blast without merit. That's it.
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I'm another who rarely posts, but if I had an issue with something Weistec (don't have any of their product), or any other manufacturer, my experiences would be less valid?
He said he is starting a thread listing all issues/concerns, could at least give him the courtesy of hearing him out before forming an opinion on the veracity of his claims..
Just my $0.02
Should add that I am considering a stage 2 setup after researching the cost involved to purchase a new Jag F-Type. For substantially less dollars I would have
superior performance, and a pile of dollars leftover for gas/tire money, hence my participation in this conversation :-)
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I get a kick out of comments such as these.. No offence JR, but if he had 350 posts of "needs a drop.." / "love the wheels, sick bro.." / "how much for xxx shipped to..", or other repetitive comments on countless threads, his story would be more legit?
I'm another who rarely posts, but if I had an issue with something Weistec (don't have any of their product), or any other manufacturer, my experiences would be less valid?
He said he is starting a thread listing all issues/concerns, could at least give him the courtesy of hearing him out before forming an opinion on the veracity of his claims..
Just my $0.02
Should add that I am considering a stage 2 setup after researching the cost involved to purchase a new Jag F-Type. For substantially less dollars I would have
superior performance, and a pile of dollars leftover for gas/tire money, hence my participation in this conversation :-)
I'm another who rarely posts, but if I had an issue with something Weistec (don't have any of their product), or any other manufacturer, my experiences would be less valid?
He said he is starting a thread listing all issues/concerns, could at least give him the courtesy of hearing him out before forming an opinion on the veracity of his claims..
Just my $0.02
Should add that I am considering a stage 2 setup after researching the cost involved to purchase a new Jag F-Type. For substantially less dollars I would have
superior performance, and a pile of dollars leftover for gas/tire money, hence my participation in this conversation :-)
.....not to mention they built the fastest MB in the world.
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CLS55 AMG Weistec 3.0l
Joe
Having heat issues, currently being worked on at MSL in the UK.
I have the trunk tank, EC Heat exchanger, Meth kit and about to fit KC but IAT's are at constant 45c during normal driving and 70c+ on a hard pull. They do recover back down to 45c after 5-10 seconds but still too high
Hopefully KC will improve but for a bolt on kit, shouldn't really need to fit 4 different cooling mods for the price it cost for the blower just to get IAT's to normal
Any suggestions to help?
Having heat issues, currently being worked on at MSL in the UK.
I have the trunk tank, EC Heat exchanger, Meth kit and about to fit KC but IAT's are at constant 45c during normal driving and 70c+ on a hard pull. They do recover back down to 45c after 5-10 seconds but still too high
Hopefully KC will improve but for a bolt on kit, shouldn't really need to fit 4 different cooling mods for the price it cost for the blower just to get IAT's to normal
Any suggestions to help?
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Joe
Having heat issues, currently being worked on at MSL in the UK.
I have the trunk tank, EC Heat exchanger, Meth kit and about to fit KC but IAT's are at constant 45c during normal driving and 70c+ on a hard pull. They do recover back down to 45c after 5-10 seconds but still too high
Hopefully KC will improve but for a bolt on kit, shouldn't really need to fit 4 different cooling mods for the price it cost for the blower just to get IAT's to normal
Any suggestions to help?
Having heat issues, currently being worked on at MSL in the UK.
I have the trunk tank, EC Heat exchanger, Meth kit and about to fit KC but IAT's are at constant 45c during normal driving and 70c+ on a hard pull. They do recover back down to 45c after 5-10 seconds but still too high
Hopefully KC will improve but for a bolt on kit, shouldn't really need to fit 4 different cooling mods for the price it cost for the blower just to get IAT's to normal
Any suggestions to help?
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CLS55 AMG Weistec 3.0l
Yes, I have their air intake system also.
It is in good hands with the guys at MSL, just wanted some more info from you guys over the water as you're way ahead of us in the mod game
It is in good hands with the guys at MSL, just wanted some more info from you guys over the water as you're way ahead of us in the mod game
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CLS55 AMG Weistec 3.0l
The 55k has always had heat issues with stock blower and more so with the Weistec system.
On an easy cruise of less than 2k rpm IAT stays at 115f and on a hard pull rises to 160f.
Would ideally be looking for cruise IAT to be under 100f and not to go past 140/145f on a hard pull.
will let you know once Killer Chiller is fitted and take it from there.
Shame Steve or Mike from Weistec aren't commenting.....could do with understanding the IAT's from their point of view
On an easy cruise of less than 2k rpm IAT stays at 115f and on a hard pull rises to 160f.
Would ideally be looking for cruise IAT to be under 100f and not to go past 140/145f on a hard pull.
will let you know once Killer Chiller is fitted and take it from there.
Shame Steve or Mike from Weistec aren't commenting.....could do with understanding the IAT's from their point of view
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CLS55 AMG Weistec 3.0l
Not when you consider the cooling mods I have
Before the Weistec install IAT's would be around 95f and on a hard pull 140/150f with the Weistec Trunk tank & EC HE
Surely the temps should be much lower with a larger blower and extra cooling mods?
Before the Weistec install IAT's would be around 95f and on a hard pull 140/150f with the Weistec Trunk tank & EC HE
Surely the temps should be much lower with a larger blower and extra cooling mods?
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The 55k has always had heat issues with stock blower and more so with the Weistec system.
On an easy cruise of less than 2k rpm IAT stays at 115f and on a hard pull rises to 160f.
Would ideally be looking for cruise IAT to be under 100f and not to go past 140/145f on a hard pull.
will let you know once Killer Chiller is fitted and take it from there.
On an easy cruise of less than 2k rpm IAT stays at 115f and on a hard pull rises to 160f.
Would ideally be looking for cruise IAT to be under 100f and not to go past 140/145f on a hard pull.
will let you know once Killer Chiller is fitted and take it from there.
Can you provide us with the current modifications you have on the car? We would be more than willing to assist in this matter once we get an idea of what your car has installed. Thanks!
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