Speeddriven or Renntech???
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Check out Kleemann as well, I know they had a really good deal for members here at one point.
here it is
https://mbworld.org/forums/cl-class-...g-special.html
here it is
https://mbworld.org/forums/cl-class-...g-special.html
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Las summer I was looking into an ECU tune, sent out emails to Renntech and Kleeman, Renntech answered to all my questions with the phrase "If you want the best get Renntech". As for Kleemann they really answered my questions and actually stated that they probably get just a bit less HP out of there tune but they are much more careful with reliability and long term wear.
So Renntech is faster, about 20HP more than Kleemann, more expensive, pushes the engine nearer it's limit.
Kleemann is almost as powerful, a bit more conservative, much cheaper
That is my opinion anyways, not proven facts
So Renntech is faster, about 20HP more than Kleemann, more expensive, pushes the engine nearer it's limit.
Kleemann is almost as powerful, a bit more conservative, much cheaper
That is my opinion anyways, not proven facts
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Just so everybody knows, the TT V12 is rated a 493, but both Renntech and Kleemann stated that the true HP is 540, so the gains are between 60 and 80 hp with an ECU tune.
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E53 Wagon, Model 3, Miata, etc, etc
thought people have dynoed it stock at 470 -480 whp for the 600s? and the true is at about 510, in line with the newer models' 600's ratings?
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What is the hp gains for Kleemann?
Do they have a website?
Below is what i have learned thus far....(Not much)
Renntech-$5400, 625 hp
Speedriven-$2200 613 hp
Do they have a website?
Below is what i have learned thus far....(Not much)
Renntech-$5400, 625 hp
Speedriven-$2200 613 hp
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540 HP would be at crank
Here is the web site for Kleemann
http://www.kleemann.dk
here is the V12 page
http://www.kleemann.dk/Performance/Engines/V12.aspx
Kleeman states 627 HP, if my memory is good they told me when inquired that with the ECU only tune it would be more like 615 HP
Last edited by slonar21; 12-14-2010 at 07:52 PM.
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This post has once again pushed me to research ECU tunes by different people,
Renntech
VRP
Eurocherged
Kleemann
Veloce
Speedriven
Evotech
Brabus (not really, to $$$$, complete engines...)
On dragtimes.com all the best times are by Renntech or Eurocharged, actualy they seem to be the only times. Nothing else, so it is very difficult to compare. I have read the Renntech and Evotech have the same tune, one in Europe the other in America. They all claim pretty much the same gains, but I have yet to see races against each other ex: Renntech vs Kleeman (for the V12)
The other thing that came to mind is the cost and resale value, Renntech is the most expensive but will probably by worth something in resale, Kleemann might be worth something as well, but I think the smaller tuners wont help the resale value at all since they are pretty much unknown and don't have any reputation.
As for warranty they all have the same thing, the tune it's self is under warranty, nothing else. If a bad tunes damages your engine you are screwed, one more reason to go with a reputable tuner that has tested thoroughly it's ECU programing.
One thing seems obvious, Renntech is the most expensive but seems to be the product with the most proven results, still it is double what the others are charging.
Damn, I would like to see a Renntech V12 vs Kleemann V12 1/4 mile
One last thought, Not all tuners do the TCU, so that might be important as well in a decision, often people get the ECU/TCU done.
Renntech
VRP
Eurocherged
Kleemann
Veloce
Speedriven
Evotech
Brabus (not really, to $$$$, complete engines...)
On dragtimes.com all the best times are by Renntech or Eurocharged, actualy they seem to be the only times. Nothing else, so it is very difficult to compare. I have read the Renntech and Evotech have the same tune, one in Europe the other in America. They all claim pretty much the same gains, but I have yet to see races against each other ex: Renntech vs Kleeman (for the V12)
The other thing that came to mind is the cost and resale value, Renntech is the most expensive but will probably by worth something in resale, Kleemann might be worth something as well, but I think the smaller tuners wont help the resale value at all since they are pretty much unknown and don't have any reputation.
As for warranty they all have the same thing, the tune it's self is under warranty, nothing else. If a bad tunes damages your engine you are screwed, one more reason to go with a reputable tuner that has tested thoroughly it's ECU programing.
One thing seems obvious, Renntech is the most expensive but seems to be the product with the most proven results, still it is double what the others are charging.
Damn, I would like to see a Renntech V12 vs Kleemann V12 1/4 mile
One last thought, Not all tuners do the TCU, so that might be important as well in a decision, often people get the ECU/TCU done.
Last edited by slonar21; 12-17-2010 at 02:03 PM.
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We write our own ECU software and we offer a custom Kleemann TCU to match. :-)
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Jerry
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Jerry
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Can you explain what you do to the boost, rpm, gas mixture... How exactly does a V12 TT go from 500hp to 625hp, what are the base lines vs tune settings?
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It's a boosted car, so simply raising the boost, followed by timing, fueling, trq limiter adjustments will allow the car to make 625hp.
Airboxes help get more air in and more peak HP. Heat Exchangers allow the car to make more consistent power and in some cases, make a little more.
Once I get near a PC, I'll send you a PM with a little more detail.
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Trag - I have a tune from Jerry at Eurocharged and I gotta to say it left a
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I reflashed my car to stock for a maintenance service and could not go one day without having a tune in the car when I got it back.
My car is completely stock except for the Eurocharged tune and I would be happy to make some in car videos to show the results between stock and a Eurocharged tune going from 0-60 and 0-100.
What do you say Jerry, you up for it?
Henry
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We look forward to working with you.
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Some of the 600s are very underrated, that's true - but some aren't, and do dyno a bit lower. You need to look at the delta in hp on a before/after dyno run to really see what you've got.
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CL600 w/ Speedriven tune. Stock v. tune.
Also, keep in mind that you can go back and forth between stock/tune files without removing the ECU using the Block Tuner, so you can take the car to the dealer without issue. PM me for details.
Thanks!!
Also, keep in mind that you can go back and forth between stock/tune files without removing the ECU using the Block Tuner, so you can take the car to the dealer without issue. PM me for details.
Thanks!!
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When can we expect videos?
Is there anyone else here with ecu/tcu tunes that might want to contribute experiences/videos?
Is there anyone else here with ecu/tcu tunes that might want to contribute experiences/videos?
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Last edited by trag; 12-18-2010 at 10:14 AM.
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