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The tune is going to be the same wether the S or non-S. It just means that your gains are not going to be as high since you're already starting with more horsepower.Originally Posted by amanuuh
damn the fact that this is only the C63 is getting me excited lol
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The tune is going to be the same wether the S or non-S. It just means that your gains are not going to be as high since you're already starting with more horsepower.
Don't expect the S model to get better gains compared to the normal C63 after software.
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Anyone notice that the video shows the car on an all wheel drive dyno (front and rear rollers)? It appears that all 4 wheels are rotating. How is this possible with a rear wheel drive car?
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It has to do with the computer programming. If the front wheels are not turning it will malfunction and shut down.
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It's a proper dyno (Superflow SF 880 AWD) with mechanically linked rollers... still measuring it in dyno mode...
But there are cars that can't go on non linked rollers... make a few runs with an A45/CLA45 on non linked rollers and you can say goodbye to the front differential if you are unlucky...
In Europe we don't use whp/wtorque ...
The dyno can determine the losses if set up correctly within a tolerance of under 1% !!!
So, this is power and torque (in Nm) at CRANK, both ECE corrected...
STOCK 433whp on C63 non S model ...
534whp for STAGE1
See also this thread for reference https://mbworld.org/forums/amg-gt-gt...ml#post6406961
But there are cars that can't go on non linked rollers... make a few runs with an A45/CLA45 on non linked rollers and you can say goodbye to the front differential if you are unlucky...
In Europe we don't use whp/wtorque ...
The dyno can determine the losses if set up correctly within a tolerance of under 1% !!!
So, this is power and torque (in Nm) at CRANK, both ECE corrected...
STOCK 433whp on C63 non S model ...
534whp for STAGE1
See also this thread for reference https://mbworld.org/forums/amg-gt-gt...ml#post6406961
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But there are cars that can't go on non linked rollers... make a few runs with an A45/CLA45 on non linked rollers and you can say goodbye to the front differential if you are unlucky...
In Europe we don't use whp/whtorque ...
The dyno can determine the losses if set up correctly within a tolerance of under 1% !!!
So, this is power and torque (in Nm) at CRANK, both ECE corrected...
STOCK 433whp on C63 non S model ...
534whp for STAGE1
See also this thread for reference https://mbworld.org/forums/amg-gt-gt...ml#post6406961
Awesome!!Originally Posted by RENNtech EUROPE
It's a proper dyno (Superflow SF 880 AWD) with mechanically linked rollers... still measuring it in dyno mode... But there are cars that can't go on non linked rollers... make a few runs with an A45/CLA45 on non linked rollers and you can say goodbye to the front differential if you are unlucky...
In Europe we don't use whp/whtorque ...
The dyno can determine the losses if set up correctly within a tolerance of under 1% !!!
So, this is power and torque (in Nm) at CRANK, both ECE corrected...
STOCK 433whp on C63 non S model ...
534whp for STAGE1
See also this thread for reference https://mbworld.org/forums/amg-gt-gt...ml#post6406961
100 rwhp with just a tune. Fun times ahead.

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But there are cars that can't go on non linked rollers... make a few runs with an A45/CLA45 on non linked rollers and you can say goodbye to the front differential if you are unlucky...
In Europe we don't use whp/wtorque ...
The dyno can determine the losses if set up correctly within a tolerance of under 1% !!!
So, this is power and torque (in Nm) at CRANK, both ECE corrected...
STOCK 433whp on C63 non S model ...
534whp for STAGE1
See also this thread for reference https://mbworld.org/forums/amg-gt-gt...ml#post6406961
How much of this is related to simply increasing the boost?Originally Posted by RENNtech EUROPE
It's a proper dyno (Superflow SF 880 AWD) with mechanically linked rollers... still measuring it in dyno mode... But there are cars that can't go on non linked rollers... make a few runs with an A45/CLA45 on non linked rollers and you can say goodbye to the front differential if you are unlucky...
In Europe we don't use whp/wtorque ...
The dyno can determine the losses if set up correctly within a tolerance of under 1% !!!
So, this is power and torque (in Nm) at CRANK, both ECE corrected...
STOCK 433whp on C63 non S model ...
534whp for STAGE1
See also this thread for reference https://mbworld.org/forums/amg-gt-gt...ml#post6406961
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Originally Posted by amanuuh
damn the fact that this is only the C63 is getting me excited lol
Should be the same for C63S as noted above, OEM power output between S and non S is governed by software tune boost levels.
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I can't wait to hear this car with downpipes. Someone please install asap
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I can't wait to hear this car with downpipes. Someone please install asap
I may have to jump on them LOL...
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Should not be much longer before we see some after market exhaust systems on You-tube.
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Yep..I think this car is mostly for the person that desires the power without the risk of aftermarket tuning. But in some respects you are right.....the core difference? Start the video at 13:19Originally Posted by aznevoviii
Lol people!! C63 and c63s will have the SAME output after tune.


