Engine swap
Engine swap
I recently bought a 2010 E350..my question is can the 2015 E400 biturbo be mounted in the 2010 E350..my reason for the swap is I want twin turbo and every tubby I here about performance upgrades for Mercedes is extremely expensive
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And I'm not sure why you picked the E400. The 2012-2014 E550 had more horsepower than the E400. You're better off selling the E350 and picking up a 2012+ E550. Those had the 402hp engine instead of the 382hp engine in the 2010-2011 E550. The E400 you're looking at had 329hp. You are at 268hp on the 2010, even the 2012+ E350 had the newer M276 engine which had 302hp. The only plus on the E400 is that it had a few more things as standard such as real leather instead of MB-tex like the E350. The 2014 E-550 was the last year for the E-550 so they're rarer and more money plus they had the face lift which 2012-2013 didn't have.
https://www.auto-brochures.com/mercedes_benz.html
Use this vin decoder so you don't end up with a base model car.
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https://www.auto-brochures.com/mercedes_benz.html
Use this vin decoder so you don't end up with a base model car.
https://www.lastvin.com/
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2010 C300 4MATIC........ 2011 C63 AMG.............. 2015 CLS400 4MATIC.....
The easiest for you would be a M278 5.5 NA swap. It's not that difficult. The rest, with turbos and stuff, are.
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Difficulty is relative... as prices of W212s keep dropping with age, we’ll see more and more interest in mods like this. Simply demographics.
When I was younger, I got a ‘80 300CD project car. Swapped out the original NA 3.0 5cyl diesel for a turbo variant and a 4spd out of a 240D. That was much simpler, no real electronics or coding to deal with.
To me, that was interesting since the combo didn’t exist in the US. A V-8 W212 is much more “pedestrian” and $/time easier to just acquire.
When I was younger, I got a ‘80 300CD project car. Swapped out the original NA 3.0 5cyl diesel for a turbo variant and a 4spd out of a 240D. That was much simpler, no real electronics or coding to deal with.
To me, that was interesting since the combo didn’t exist in the US. A V-8 W212 is much more “pedestrian” and $/time easier to just acquire.
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