E500 Anybody bother with engine mods on these things?
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E500 Anybody bother with engine mods on these things?
That about says it. I'm used to driving an AMG, just a few more beans would be much appreciated in this thing.
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1922 Ford Model T / no OBD
With MB it is very easy.
1. sell E500
2. buy E55
3. ENJOY
1. sell E500
2. buy E55
3. ENJOY
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Ha Ha, that would certainly do the trick. This was my practical choice for a winter car. AWD, easy on the wallet, cheap to maintain (comparatively) and it's loaded with all the same features... except one, it's a little light on go. It isn't really slow, but another 50hp would really help.
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MK4 Supra, FD RX7, E60 545i, W211 E500
At $15k I rather just sell the E500 and get an E55.
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Just don't do it, for a naturally aspirated engine there's not much you can do. I bought a eurocharged tune for my 550 for $400 a long time back, can't even tell the difference anymore. The only mods for our cars are really only cosmetic upgrades.
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