AMG GT R Spied
More spy shots here: http://www.benzinsider.com/2016/02/m...-on-cam-again/
And some footage of a prototype at the 'Ring:
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I'm a big fan of the rear, too. The diffuser actually looks integrated with the undercarriage to enhance airflow and increase downforce, as opposed to some cosmetic piece tacked on as an afterthought. Rumor has it they're also calibrating a 4-wheel steering system ala the 991 GT3. This is going to be one special car.
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http://www.caradvice.com.au/421407/m...wood-festival/
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Also, looks like the side vents have grown a bit, perhaps to relieve wheel well pressure?
Going to be interesting to see what he means by "not a high price level." That aside, I can't wait until June to see what they've come up with.
http://www.drive.com.au/motor-news/m...#ixzz44Aik8kPL
The GT S is roughy $8,000 more than the S550 Coupe and I'm thinking that differential should hold between the R and the S63 Coupe. If I'm right, the R should be around $170K. Let's see.
Supposedly $20k more than standard version.
Comes out in the fall
Agreed, tuners are already at 600 crank hp. I predict the GT R will have the same turbos and it's just the tune. MB underrated the GTS from the beginning.
It also makes sense because they can use the larger turbos on the GTR at lower boost and then for 2018 crank up the boost for the 2018 GTR Black series which will be between 650-700hp (after all it has to be higher than the old 622HP SLS black)
http://www.*********.com/showthread....eel-horsepower
Not sure why you think it is optimistic. Renntech is usually on the very conservative side. 548whp (tune and down pipes) equates to 644hp at 15% loss and 610hp at 10% loss. Renntech advertises 601hp on their site with tune only.
We shall see and that would be awesome if the GT R has larger turbos but my bet is that it will be the BS.
It also makes sense because they can use the larger turbos on the GTR at lower boost and then for 2018 crank up the boost for the 2018 GTR Black series which will be between 650-700hp (after all it has to be higher than the old 622HP SLS black)
Comparing a dyno with downpipes does not count lol, we are talking stock factory numbers. 600 is a stretch, and most tuners do give optimistic wheel numbers. I am not saying 600hp is not possible. What I am saying is AMG would not release a car that is that close to its absolute limits. They always like to leave a lot of extra room on the table for reliability and safety reasons.
E43 they could have just tuned it for 30-40 more HO, but instead they out larger turbos to run them at a much lower level of stress for reliability reasons.
If it is 575 then stock turbos should be fine, which would mean the black series probably will get 650hp (putting the GTR half way between GTS and BS).











