New Renntech upgrades are here for GLC 63
did click through and see that. But I also saw the emphasis on claiming the GLC is underrated and their numbers are off the realistic power.
Does that mean the 600hp version is off a 63s rated for 503hp but actually has 530hp. gaining 75hp to 600?
or does it mean the 600hp version is of a 63 rated for 479hp but actually has 505hp, gaining 95hp with the tune?
questions!
I just need 19s released already!
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Rated by Mercedes-Benz (avg.): 469 HP @ 5,500-6,250rpm; 479 LB-FT @ 1,750-4,500rpm
Dyno measured by RENNtech (peak): 526 HP @ 6,250rpm; 532 LB-FT @ 4,600rpm
Rated by RENNtech (peak @crank): 601 HP @ 5,500rpm; 645 LB-FT @ 4,600rpm
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Our tune works with both models and the maximum power of the ECU Upgrade is the same for both models.
Rated by Mercedes-Benz (avg.): 469 HP @ 5,500-6,250rpm; 479 LB-FT @ 1,750-4,500rpm
Dyno measured by RENNtech (peak): 526 HP @ 6,250rpm; 532 LB-FT @ 4,600rpm
Rated by RENNtech (peak @crank): 601 HP @ 5,500rpm; 645 LB-FT @ 4,600rpm
We did the development on 2 - 2018 GLC 63 AMG SUVs. Both with with same stock power (between all runs difference of +/-3whp).
Please note, our measurements are power at the peak, MB publishes an average during a 750rpm range. But there is still a significant difference and the cars are vastly underrated from the factory.
https://renntechmercedes.com/index.p...3-glc63-detail
Removing is very similar to the 205 - C63 AMG ECU.
Yes, also compatible with the 2019 Model-Year.







