2 quick GLE43 suv questions
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2 quick GLE43 suv questions
Forgive me if either of my questions have already been asked as I'm new to this forum. Wondering if I could get some help with two points. I just picked up my 2017 GLE43 AMG suv, my questions are:
1- anyone know how many lbs of boost these put out just the way it is, 100% stock?
2- I've seen pics where you can display your gauges on your main 8" center screen but can't figure out or find how to do that?
Thanks for the help.
1- anyone know how many lbs of boost these put out just the way it is, 100% stock?
2- I've seen pics where you can display your gauges on your main 8" center screen but can't figure out or find how to do that?
Thanks for the help.
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It's not a big deal, not important. I was just curious. What I mean is turbos and superchargers both work by forcing air into your motor. The forced air is measured in psi and it's referred to as boost. So I was just wondering how many pounds of boost the stock turbos produce.
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I've noticed the temps are in "Celsius" and there's no way to switch to Fahrenheit. This is idiotic. This car is sold globally. I know the U.S. is the only country not using Celsius, but it's a large enough share of the market that this should have been accounted for. You can change the speedometer from kph to mph. Why not the temps?
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Not to start another political war, but the US has not done itself any favors by NOT adopting the metric system. At the end of the day, it is simply a far superior system, hands down...