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dyno'ed my clk 55 today whats wrong with it...

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Old 09-29-2009 | 12:56 PM
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Anyways, Back on topic...

Max55AMG, I highly recommend you go get a full injector cleaning service done. An injector cleaning will clean out your injectors, fuel rails, and even the valves & combustion chamber. You can easily regain some of your lost HP with this service and it only costs on avg $150-200. I would start here before you do anything else.
Old 09-29-2009 | 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by max55amg
So standard wheel size (17") and a sneaky ecu reset would perhaps do the trick?
In which gear should it be running at the dyno? And "dyno mode" or with the Antispin off? And what includes a basic maintenance tuneup?

Thanx for all the answers
Let's just say its worth trying. I believe 4th gear is the 1:1 gear and yes, you should be in dyno mode.
Old 09-29-2009 | 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by AMS Performance
Anyways, Back on topic...

Max55AMG, I highly recommend you go get a full injector cleaning service done. An injector cleaning will clean out your injectors, fuel rails, and even the valves & combustion chamber. You can easily regain some of your lost HP with this service and it only costs on avg $150-200. I would start here before you do anything else.
Or you can try to get a can of Seafoam and save about a $100...

http://www.seafoamsales.com/
Old 09-29-2009 | 01:28 PM
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Or you can try to get a can of Seafoam and save about a $100...

http://www.seafoamsales.com/

Seafoam does help, but it is not nearly effective as the full injector cleaner service because simply due to the fact that it ties directly into the fuel rail itself. I am a big advocate of seafoam, its still the best over the counter injector cleaner but its just not as strong as BGs injector cleaner service.

However if you run high concentrations of seafoam (like 2x cans in 1/4 tank of gas, then run it hard) you should be able to get much of the gunk out of the system (although not all). Even after seafoam treatment, the injector cleaning service will still make a big difference.
Old 09-29-2009 | 05:08 PM
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Seafoam does help, but it is not nearly effective as the full injector cleaner service because simply due to the fact that it ties directly into the fuel rail itself. I am a big advocate of seafoam, its still the best over the counter injector cleaner but its just not as strong as BGs injector cleaner service.

However if you run high concentrations of seafoam (like 2x cans in 1/4 tank of gas, then run it hard) you should be able to get much of the gunk out of the system (although not all). Even after seafoam treatment, the injector cleaning service will still make a big difference.
I'm picking up what you're putting down!!!

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Old 09-29-2009 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by AMS Performance
Anyways, Back on topic...
Drivetrain loss, and how dyno numbers are calculated, are both on topic.

The OP asked about his dyno results...wondering where his last 23 horsepower are. There are many possible answers to this, including one that his car is operating normally. But certainly trying to understand the characteristics of the dyno he used is within the realm of other possible answers, especially if the horsepower number was arrived at though a coast down on the dyno. If this is true then drivetrain loss corrections will not answer his question. If it did not measure flywheel horsepower, then the correction factor discussion is again one of the possible answers.
Old 09-30-2009 | 09:40 AM
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My car is putting down 366fwhp pre K&N's. Using 15% Drivetrain loss. But I have a tune.

In all honesty. I would not worry about your dyno numbers. If you are in a dead heat with a C6 LS2. Your car is running fine.
Old 09-30-2009 | 12:33 PM
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15% is way too conservative even for a dynojet, all Mercedes autos will be between 18-22% depending on the dyno brand
Old 09-30-2009 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by AMS Performance
15% is way too conservative even for a dynojet, all Mercedes autos will be between 18-22% depending on the dyno brand
well at 18percent then...I am making around 380hp and 438wtq?

Seems abit excessive.

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