Dyno mode?
Press odometer reset button 3 times
press the up arrow button on the steering wheel until the MFD screen reads "dynomometer test"
Use the + button on the steering wheel to turn it on
You can now start the car and you are in dyno mode. There will be a few errors that show on the display, but they will go away when you use the same proceedure to exit dyno mode.
Do you recall the error codes that appear? It may be possible to eliminate them.
Also, does it stay in dyno mode after you turn the car off? Or can it just be left in dyno mode?
BTW, what diameter wheels are yours? Are you going to have a track rear wheel and different one for the street?
Again, thanks for the info.
Last edited by dfwx; May 23, 2014 at 05:01 PM.
yes it will stay in dyno mode if you turn the car off
on certain cars excessive driving in dyno mode will cause the car go into limp mode.
Car is ready for its first track outing other than I never got time to put in my Line Lock. I already wired it though. Put the arming switch in my center console and when activated, my horn becomes the LL control. Turn the switch off and the horn button goes back to honking the horn.
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Car is ready for its first track outing other than I never got time to put in my Line Lock. I already wired it though. Put the arming switch in my center console and when activated, my horn becomes the LL control. Turn the switch off and the horn button goes back to honking the horn.
Whatever Doc, that car's too pretty to race.
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Your car hauler (trailer) is larger than my mobile home.
And get rid of that Ford, they're too fast and make the CL look bad. I had one kicking my *** at the track last weekend.
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Thats not a bad run for the first time to the track with the car. Your MPH seems a little lower then I'd expect. I ran an 11.14 and 11.17 but still 1-2mph faster. My 10.79 run was in perfect weather. low 40s and -1500 ft DA. I don't have a 100 octane tune, but I use it at the track and the tune seems to adapt well regardless. I'm guessing you got your drag radials on or did you manage a 1.67 on street tires? If you have the MTs on launch around 2500 RPMs or the max your brakes can hold and you will see the 60 ft come down to 1.5x. Dyno mode and manual mode letting the tranny shift on its own running the 100 octane with no air filters and you should have a 10 second pass. Otherwise if you just leave it in drive you have a better shot of going into limp mode. Good luck.
Here is the only video run I have of my car. Loaner drag radials and the video was posted by someone I don't even know.




Update???? If you don't break into the 10's today, I'll rent you my nitrous setup and it will definitely happen soon.
Apparently not too many people expect a Mercedes to run low 11's. Spent a lot of time talking to people about the car, which of course I hate.....
...not!Thanks for the offer of the nitrous, but I think I'll just stick with the little snails Mercedes put on it.
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Apparently not too many people expect a Mercedes to run low 11's. Spent a lot of time talking to people about the car, which of course I hate.....
...not!Thanks for the offer of the nitrous, but I think I'll just stick with the little snails Mercedes put on it.

By the way, how the hell did this guys random thread become your "Hunt for 10's" thread?

IMHO, I think you should start your own thread and post up all the results of the past 48 hours. Just saying.
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I' be looking forward to it.




There's no way a Chiropracter's day is too busy to post video of said conversation within 48 hours. Matt must have been abducted.
Here are a couple teasers


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