Getting V12TT into the 10s in the quarter mile?
. I bought a CL600 V12TT it has a few mods already including Speedriven ECU and TCU tune. From what I have found out online and from talking to 65 owners, the CL600 obviously is not a 65 and has a few differences which make the car slower than a 65. Considering I can get the traction down and get the right tire setup along with the right 60ft which I think in these cars being in 1.6x is very good what else would I need to get the car into the 10s? some weight reduction and what other mods? I know cooling is a huge issue this is why I will be contacting SPeedriven to see how much I can get the top mount coolers for. Any help would be great. I would want to see what the car can do this year vs next year when I have all the mods I want done to the car.
Thanks
KAMIL
no other mods needed if you can drive it like Zorro = 10.9x
i might be able to help you out with the downpipes.. i have catless downpipes on my cl65, i will call the performance mercedes shop tomorrow and find out if they have downpipes for your 600... what year cl600 do you have?
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downpipes will help, preload the wastegate arm to 7mm and this will help hold boost.
Thanks
It has already been done by an mbworld member (DrivenAgain). His formula was a custom exhaust, rear I/C reservoir, drag radials on lighweight 18" rim and an ECU/TCU tune. It also helps to have a track (MIR) with great track prep and some nice cool air. The great thing about the CL600 is the lighter weight. I think he weighed his CL600 at the track and it was around 4,250lbs. My CL65 was around 4,500lbs after taking out the spare/tools...etc.
Tom
Congrats on the purchase! Great to hear it already has a tune
Did you buy the car locally?To make the car runs tens repeatedly, the formula has been ECU/TCU/Intercoolers/Intake/Tire/Rear Tank/Good driver
Come stop by anytime! We have lots of projects going on in the shop!
Thanks
Aleks
It has already been done by an mbworld member (DrivenAgain). His formula was a custom exhaust, rear I/C reservoir, drag radials on lighweight 18" rim and an ECU/TCU tune. It also helps to have a track (MIR) with great track prep and some nice cool air. The great thing about the CL600 is the lighter weight. I think he weighed his CL600 at the track and it was around 4,250lbs. My CL65 was around 4,500lbs after taking out the spare/tools...etc.
Tom
Congrats on the purchase! Great to hear it already has a tune
Did you buy the car locally?To make the car runs tens repeatedly, the formula has been ECU/TCU/Intercoolers/Intake/Tire/Rear Tank/Good driver
Come stop by anytime! We have lots of projects going on in the shop!
Thanks
Aleks
Good Driver (check)
Speedriven ECU Tune (check)
Speedriven TCU Tune (check)
Intake (will K&N work?)
Rear Tank with Intercoolers (will work with you guys on a deal
)I will stop by once my car comes in which is this Sat. sometime next week I'm thinking. What do you guys recommend as far as tire? I have a good deal on CLK320 16" wheels but they will not clear the brakes correct? I have the AMG brake upgrade on the car.
Thanks
KAMIL
Top Mounted Intercoolers
Scorpian Intakes
Heat Exchanger
Downpipes and High Flow Cats
Ecu and Tcu Tune
In New Zealand so gotta wait for it all to get freighted here. 2004 CL600 with 50,000miles. Got 20in Mandrus Mannaheims. 15in Sub in Boot with 2000rms, and 2600rms Amp. 600rms amp for front speakers.
Cant wait to get 750hp. Gotta get to the supermarket quicker.
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Last edited by RaceHorse; Sep 1, 2012 at 09:11 AM.
only ran the car 4 times and the best was the 10.82
it was 74 degrees and i pulled a 1.76 60 ft.
Toyo tires no drags... i will not put a drag tire on my car
my car has over 100k miles with a rebuilt tranny and nothing else... IN the 35k miles i have had my car i have had zero repair done except for the tranny- which i made a decision to do so because it was only $2300 and I WANTED to run the best it could for a long time..
other then that not a dime on anything more then mods and oil changes and brakes and thats it folks... you can call my mechanic who is well known on here
my car is exceptionally fast though-- even compared to a local guy with a Speed Driven 800hp kit -- my car is faster - No BS
total investment $2000
Last edited by v12TTSatanic65; Sep 7, 2012 at 03:59 PM.
Damn that car is fast. Thanks for giving me something to look forward to on my first track day in the new ride coming up soon.
One question.... if I do that do I need a new ECU tune??
More boost at the rpm range need also more right quantity of fuel....
Maybe the ECU recognize the boost and give right portion of fuel so the pistons don't melt.
Regards
Juha









