Eurocharged V7 experiences
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Very odd your torque gains are so good and HP so poor, from memory just loosing the cats picks up 15-18hp, so your gains from the tune are effectively zero hp it seems as headers and no primary cats should get you the 20hp alone, something is not right.
#77
as I said before it’s not all in the tune. Your missing the point it’s not about the power it’s about the sound he was looking for. I assume you have the cash to just play with a fab guy to see what’s works best and countless hours on a Dyno to see the difference of what works and maintains What you make at the wheel but most in important is the sound while Fabricating your custom exhaust, I have that luxury,So I guess I will take the custom ECU tune out of 200k Porsche and have it changed so I can have the ECU Tune make my ride sound like I want, might as well take it out of three of my AMG rides too, is That what your saying. I can now see what you and Your pick have in common.
Are you ok? He said has a power issue not a sound.
you sound like you have Napoleon complex. Seek help.
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so here is a recap of my case: c63 p31, with Lsd from 2013
- dynoed while it was stock on a Mainline load bearing dyno; 369 rwhp, 472 NM rwtq.
- added Eurocharged V7, Kleemann long tube headers, primary cats delete, K&N filters and dynoed it again today on the same mainline: 389 rwhp and 571 NM rwtq
gains: only +20 rwhp and a healthy + 99 NM in wheel torque...on a Mainline which reads lower than Dynojet by ~ 17% I am told.
This morning, I went for a real life test and did a few pulls with an 2016 AmG GTS stock (515 HP, 650 NM at the crank, 200 lbs lighter car with great aerodynamics and brilliant gearbox) - despite I was losing some traction in 1st and occasionally in 2nd gear (as my wheels are 2 years old and only 245s wide at the rear), I managed to stay very close to him...difference of Max 2 cars lengths in favor of the GTS after a pull from 30 mph until like 140 mph. We evened in 2nd and he pulled slightly towards end of 3rd and 4th.
A bit disappointed, as I was expecting that the promised tune and headers would yield much higher fire power than the GTS, resulting in a different outcome, but it is what it is.
The car sounds insane though, like an angry lion, when I push the throttle and is still usable while in C mode despite occasional outbursts of anger. I would certainly need to improve traction though, wider wheels and possibly Bilsteins...
As far as I can tell, the only anomaly from the above are the modest HP gains from stock. I sent Jerry a dyno log this afternoon and he promised to come back with a more refined file.
With this said, there is a caveat about my stock dyno results because the dyno pull was made after reflashing the car to stock...following a first iteration of V7 which the car did not like- so it is possible the car did not adapt fully to stock and threw a higher HP reading; who knows!
net, net I am very happy with my torque figures, little less with my HP and I think I am missing 30-40 WHP for some reason. Or perhaps this mainline dyno reading is simply unreliable. Hope Jerry solves this.
- dynoed while it was stock on a Mainline load bearing dyno; 369 rwhp, 472 NM rwtq.
- added Eurocharged V7, Kleemann long tube headers, primary cats delete, K&N filters and dynoed it again today on the same mainline: 389 rwhp and 571 NM rwtq
gains: only +20 rwhp and a healthy + 99 NM in wheel torque...on a Mainline which reads lower than Dynojet by ~ 17% I am told.
This morning, I went for a real life test and did a few pulls with an 2016 AmG GTS stock (515 HP, 650 NM at the crank, 200 lbs lighter car with great aerodynamics and brilliant gearbox) - despite I was losing some traction in 1st and occasionally in 2nd gear (as my wheels are 2 years old and only 245s wide at the rear), I managed to stay very close to him...difference of Max 2 cars lengths in favor of the GTS after a pull from 30 mph until like 140 mph. We evened in 2nd and he pulled slightly towards end of 3rd and 4th.
A bit disappointed, as I was expecting that the promised tune and headers would yield much higher fire power than the GTS, resulting in a different outcome, but it is what it is.
The car sounds insane though, like an angry lion, when I push the throttle and is still usable while in C mode despite occasional outbursts of anger. I would certainly need to improve traction though, wider wheels and possibly Bilsteins...
As far as I can tell, the only anomaly from the above are the modest HP gains from stock. I sent Jerry a dyno log this afternoon and he promised to come back with a more refined file.
With this said, there is a caveat about my stock dyno results because the dyno pull was made after reflashing the car to stock...following a first iteration of V7 which the car did not like- so it is possible the car did not adapt fully to stock and threw a higher HP reading; who knows!
net, net I am very happy with my torque figures, little less with my HP and I think I am missing 30-40 WHP for some reason. Or perhaps this mainline dyno reading is simply unreliable. Hope Jerry solves this.
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just two different levels that’s all. BTW don’t be a hater it’s going to be ok.
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sorry for the confusion caused guys. I have given up on the burble tune and used a subsequent power tune with no burble which Jerry has sent me. My latest post compares this file to stock. The power tune sounds good but is lacking in HP, possibly.
#81
attached file is the dyno log after tune+LTH
#82
... and spark plugs are 20kMiles old , from a couple of years ago. As for the O2 sensors, I have no clue- possibly never changed since 2013.
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After seeing the log, Jerry said he will re-write another file and send through.
Simonmotorsport is a go to tuner in Dubai and Germany; they are delivering superior whp results on the m156 platform like 435 whp on their dyno (about 600 crank with tune, Headers and filters... ROW air boxes are stock in Dubai). This said, very difficult to get to the bottom of the issue with them as they are paid for only installing headers and doing dyno runs ...
Lesson learned: i will no longer tune and dyno with 2 separate vendors!! a custom tune, on premise is the way to go !!
Also, I think cars take time to adapt and vendors should offer free dyno runs as part of the package up to 30 days after tune install!
tuners should advertise wheel horse power gains only as there is no credible way to substantiate the tuned crank horsepower... resulting in endless controversy and frustration.. but hey, no pain no gain they say!
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After seeing the log, Jerry said he will re-write another file and send through.
Simonmotorsport is a go to tuner in Dubai and Germany; they are delivering superior whp results on the m156 platform like 435 whp on their dyno (about 600 crank with tune, Headers and filters... ROW air boxes are stock in Dubai). This said, very difficult to get to the bottom of the issue with them as they are paid for only installing headers and doing dyno runs ...
Lesson learned: i will no longer tune and dyno with 2 separate vendors!! a custom tune, on premise is the way to go !!
Also, I think cars take time to adapt and vendors should offer free dyno runs as part of the package up to 30 days after tune install!
tuners should advertise wheel horse power gains only as there is no credible way to substantiate the tuned crank horsepower... resulting in endless controversy and frustration.. but hey, no pain no gain they say!
Simonmotorsport is a go to tuner in Dubai and Germany; they are delivering superior whp results on the m156 platform like 435 whp on their dyno (about 600 crank with tune, Headers and filters... ROW air boxes are stock in Dubai). This said, very difficult to get to the bottom of the issue with them as they are paid for only installing headers and doing dyno runs ...
Lesson learned: i will no longer tune and dyno with 2 separate vendors!! a custom tune, on premise is the way to go !!
Also, I think cars take time to adapt and vendors should offer free dyno runs as part of the package up to 30 days after tune install!
tuners should advertise wheel horse power gains only as there is no credible way to substantiate the tuned crank horsepower... resulting in endless controversy and frustration.. but hey, no pain no gain they say!
I don’t like talking bad about EC but damn they always have someone post tuning issues.
As soon as car is flashed it will make
power instantly. Adaptations only occur pull
after pull. Usually with the m156 the car gets faster pull after pull and zero heat soak since it’s n/a.
I feel your pain. I had issues with EC in the passed. Went with a different tuner and never cared to look back.
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I took it for a drive this morning and it is wicked. Better than yesterday. The Key is to modulate the throttle pressure in low gears so that traction is optimized. But 2nd and 3rd gears are just unbelievable now.
#89
as long as we get to the optimal result even if after a while, I am happy to let the computer work😀
I took it for a drive this morning and it is wicked. Better than yesterday. The Key is to modulate the throttle pressure in low gears so that traction is optimized. But 2nd and 3rd gears are just unbelievable now.
I took it for a drive this morning and it is wicked. Better than yesterday. The Key is to modulate the throttle pressure in low gears so that traction is optimized. But 2nd and 3rd gears are just unbelievable now.
here is a clip. Awaiting Jerry’s final file.