Eurocharged C63 Tune and More!
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Or do you mean to say 545bhp on crank which might have equate to the difference when it comes to WHP due to unsprung weight = hp?
I'm pretty interested IF it is able to push up much more for a BS
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I've got the your map on my C63 and just about makes 503bhp, 424 whp at dyno.
Still cannot work out why so much less...
Most cars in UK makes 525bhp with your Eurocharged V5 map. Still 10-12 bhp less than what you guys are claiming....
any ideas??
Or do you mean to say 545bhp on crank which might have equate to the difference when it comes to WHP due to unsprung weight = hp?
I'm pretty interested IF it is able to push up much more for a BS
Unsprung weight? Are you just throwing out terms you just learnt ? The reason cars dyno less st the wheels then the crank isn't unsprung weight its because it takes power to run the accessories, spin the transmission and drivetrain...
I've got the your map on my C63 and just about makes 503bhp, 424 whp at dyno.
Still cannot work out why so much less...
Most cars in UK makes 525bhp with your Eurocharged V5 map. Still 10-12 bhp less than what you guys are claiming....
any ideas??
I don't see a reason for the BHP to be different in the 20's range
Unsprung weight? Are you just throwing out terms you just learnt ? The reason cars dyno less st the wheels then the crank isn't unsprung weight its because it takes power to run the accessories, spin the transmission and drivetrain...
Not exactly a very technical guy here but am interested to learn and do some mods for myself,is there a problem with that?
Do you have to go all out shooting me for not knowing and learning?
Last edited by Mc81b; Jan 14, 2016 at 01:14 PM.
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The tune will get you to 454WHP. We have done a C63, with Tune, X-pipe and cat delete to 481WHP. I will get that graph up shortly.
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The tune will get you to 454WHP. We have done a C63, with Tune, X-pipe and cat delete to 481WHP. I will get that graph up shortly.
Which is about 525bhp which most C63 in UK that has been mapped shows....
Not 454WHP as you suggest?
PLease clarify.
If its still 545bhp (at crank) that you guys insist your map will achieve, i willl have to go back to MSL to suggest they have a look at my map.
First of all, every car is different from day one. Factor in the fact some owners take better care of their car than others and voila. Second of all, every dyno is different. Even that same dyno will read different on the same car depending on the day. Third, this drive train percentage loss shenanigans drives me bonkers.
Listen. Just listen. You want to know what power your car is making? Go to a weigh station and weigh your car. Then, go to a track and run it. Then, tune it. Lather rinse and repeat. That is how you'll know what kind of power you're making.
Just because your car makes 450whp and joe shmoes makes 425whp 2,000 miles away doesn't mean your car is faster.
These are OTS (OFF THE SHELF) tunes. They'll take differently. You want to maximize what a tune can do for you? Drive and get your car tuned on a damn dyno.
Juhhhheeesus
Last edited by CarHopper; Jan 14, 2016 at 02:02 PM.
Still not clear where the 20bhp lost is, which is about 3.8%
However, i did have 9.5J aftermarket wheels at the rear instead of the standard size 9J.
Not sure if that makes any difference as i google serach and there has been difference of opinion regarding bigger wheels on dyno affecting results.
Will be trying out both set of wheels when i have IPE headers fitted in March and map retuned.
First of all, every car is different from day one. Factor in the fact some owners take better care of their car than others and voila. Second of all, every dyno is different. Even that same dyno will read different on the same car depending on the day. Third, this drive train percentage loss shenanigans drives me bonkers.
Listen. Just listen. You want to know what power your car is making? Go to a weigh station and weigh your car. Then, go to a track and run it. Then, tune it. Later rinse and repeat. That is how you'll know what kind of power you're making.
Just because your car makes 450whp and joe shmoes makes 425whp 2,000 miles away doesn't mean your car is faster.
These are OTS (OFF THE SHELF) tunes. They'll take differently. You want to maximize what a tune can do for you? Drive and get your car tuned on a damn dyno.
Juhhhheeesus
But seeing as Eurocharged is making this claim - And awesome thing is, no matter what edition you have, all C63's will reach the same numbers. 545HP!! , thought i asked them for some form of clarification....
not trying to stir anything...
still getting to know how to deal with mine coming from a C180K....
I think you guys owe me some apologizes for all the trash talk you've done to me saying I'm "nothing but a troll and a liar"
xxaarraa - remember some cars don't have LSD etc, so the power will get put down differently, tires etc, theres a lot of factors.
besides dyno's aren't to be taken seriously, it's a baseline measurement for your mods..go run the 1/4 mile if you want an accurate WHP
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That said, my car is eurocharged tuned on their v5 map and I love it. Transformed the car, faster, smoother, more efficient. Working with them has always been fast, smooth, and easy as well.
Your car may make less than 545bhp, may make more, fact is they can stand by it because thats the numbers they see in their location on their dyno consistently. You can manipulate the "drivetrain" loss percentages all you want and come to that 545 number as well.
I think you guys owe me some apologizes for all the trash talk you've done to me saying I'm "nothing but a troll and a liar" ...Bros..the TUNER just said they have done a c63 with just "We have done a C63, with Tune, X-pipe and cat delete to 481WHP. I will get that graph up shortly."
People here just forget that we don't live in a perfect world and physics is going to apply differently to different cars at different times.
That said, I doubt anyone is going to hit 480whp on an off the shelf tune. Those hitting that number in all likeliness is on a custom tune that is slightly aggressive, not a conservative plug-n-play map.
People here just forget that we don't live in a perfect world and physics is going to apply differently to different cars at different times.
That said, I doubt anyone is going to hit 480whp on an off the shelf tune. Those hitting that number in all likeliness is on a custom tune that is slightly aggressive, not a conservative plug-n-play map.
yeah exactly no way they'll get that with just plug-n-play theres some adjustments for sure, you can get 480whp if you have 0 cats and straight pipe it right through with basically a race tune, is that legal in most places? Hell no, and good luck running that tune all year round because you're pushing some limits no doubt. If you guys think my car hasn't had it's problems...Lol..think again, I've cracked 3 intake manifolds and blown a bunch of stuff on the top end along with the fuel system,
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I think you guys owe me some apologizes for all the trash talk you've done to me saying I'm "nothing but a troll and a liar"




I've got the your map on my C63 and just about makes 503bhp, 424 whp at dyno.
Still cannot work out why so much less...
Most cars in UK makes 525bhp with your Eurocharged V5 map. Still 10-12 bhp less than what you guys are claiming....
any ideas??
Sirius9, the 424 HP your car measured at the wheels is an impressive number. You either have a very strong motor or a very optimistic dyno. You used an estimated drivetrain loss of about 85% to convert to get 503 crank HP. If we used the 73.7% from the graph, your crank would be 575 HP. Which percentage is correct? Nobody knows, and it's really pretty meaningless since it's always just an estimate. WHP is the more meaningful number. . . and even that one is not very useful. WHP varies all over the map depending on the dyno used and the temperature, humidity and altitude.
The real test is back to back, same dyno and same ambient conditions, before and after the tune, to see how much WHP gain the tune provided. That's what the Eurocharged graphs are showing.
Last edited by zcct04; Jan 14, 2016 at 02:24 PM.
Example:
Renntech airbox = $2800 for a whopping "up to" 10bhp / 5tq
MBH Headers = $3000 and lets say without a tune are good for 80bhp or so
Put it into perspective, friends. Cheap parts are cheap for a reason so if you're in the mood to molest your c63's overall health have at it. Or, do it the right way, set aside $6k and get real headers, a real tune, and installed. You'll have yourself a monster.
Example:
Renntech airbox = $2800 for a whopping "up to" 10bhp / 5tq
MBH Headers = $3000 and lets say without a tune are good for 80bhp or so
Put it into perspective, friends. Cheap parts are cheap for a reason so if you're in the mood to molest your c63's overall health have at it. Or, do it the right way, set aside $6k and get real headers, a real tune, and installed. You'll have yourself a monster.
Heck, if I got real serious about headers I'd give benzworks a call.
People here want like $1500 headers that add 80whp without a tune.
First of all, every car is different from day one. Factor in the fact some owners take better care of their car than others and voila. Second of all, every dyno is different. Even that same dyno will read different on the same car depending on the day. Third, this drive train percentage loss shenanigans drives me bonkers.
Listen. Just listen. You want to know what power your car is making? Go to a weigh station and weigh your car. Then, go to a track and run it. Then, tune it. Lather rinse and repeat. That is how you'll know what kind of power you're making.
Just because your car makes 450whp and joe shmoes makes 425whp 2,000 miles away doesn't mean your car is faster.
These are OTS (OFF THE SHELF) tunes. They'll take differently. You want to maximize what a tune can do for you? Drive and get your car tuned on a damn dyno.
Juhhhheeesus
Everything you said is common sense. We all know engines are hand assembled, and have high variability in output with or without tunes. It's not rocket science and you aren't the only one enlightened, so calm down.
Re-read the questions in this thread - they are about drive train loss. Pretty legit questions.
My point is, you'll never really nail down a percentage. Unless you take the motor out, slap it to an engine dyno, then put it back in and run it on a normal dyno.
People who have lower dyno graphs are going to come back and say "Oh, well there is 20% drivetrain loss" blah blah.
Fact is, these are modern cars and rwd, not awd. You aren't losing 20%, maybe 10-12. But all these guys here are trying to figure out why 540bhp claim doesn't add up. It doesn't add up to them for the other reasons I stated.
Example:
Renntech airbox = $2800 for a whopping "up to" 10bhp / 5tq
MBH Headers = $3000 and lets say without a tune are good for 80bhp or so
Put it into perspective, friends. Cheap parts are cheap for a reason so if you're in the mood to molest your c63's overall health have at it. Or, do it the right way, set aside $6k and get real headers, a real tune, and installed. You'll have yourself a monster.
Last edited by AMGonFire; Jan 14, 2016 at 02:46 PM.
It's more expensive for manufacturers to make our headers than for other cars. I'm not talking about the steel / parts only. The time etc. as well.





