Pictures of HPS Supercharger
All,
Take a look. This is what they sent me Friday afternoon. They sent dyno results as well.
Looks like from the results that a Kleeman might eat this one for lunch....but...still...it is an alternative.
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...arger+and+e430
If you read the note sent by Bruce Eikelberger, Director of Engineering, to KenE55, you will notice IMPOSSIBLE promises:
Thank you for your interest in HPS products.
Since there are no external differences in the 430 and
the 55 engines our E430 system will install on the E55
with no modifications with excellent results. Our
recent testing of a CLK55 with our system resulted in
a reduction of the 0-60 acceleration time from 4.75
seconds to 3.8 seconds. Our Supercharger Systems are
distributed by CEC (Claus Ettensberger Corporation).
Your contact will be Jeff Cadavid (jeff@cecwheels.com).
You can reach him by telephone at: Office 800/766-0064
or Cel 310/753-7534. Thanks again for your interest in
HPS.
Bruce Eikelberger
Director of Engineering
If this were possible, I would not have the Kleemann Supercharger on my car. I'm putting to the wheel what this one has at the crank, and my 0-60 is no where near 3.8 sec. Even the Kleemann 55K's are no where near these times.
Thanks
Ben
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The proof may well be in the pudding...you have generously said that you would put your vehicle up against any other to put this question to rest.
My question is...will HPS offer up the same?
The dyno results seem to imply that the Kleeman is the clear performance choice.....
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Last edited by E55 KEV; Jun 24, 2002 at 02:24 PM.
I don't know if it would be easier than the Kleeman to remove...I think the Kleeman is supposed to be fairly easy to remove.
quaz




I can't tell that much from the pictures....they aren't step by step photos.
quaz
Anybody put this system in yet? They offer a warranty for the voided out drivetrain, that's an interesting benefit of choosing them.
The Kleeman is the more well known, proven solution.
We have yet to see anyone come forward and talk about their experience with the HPS supercharger.
At this point, it's really not about performance...as the Kleeman clearly packs more punch. It's an issue of number of units deployed and having someone tell us about a successful install and post-install experience.
quaz
..............I prefer the Kleeman supercharger to the HPS. Just for the record, the Kleemann 55k belonging to Donnie Drummond and Bill at Mb autowerks has documentted 0-60 of 3.9 secs and quter mile of I believe 12.6 secs and left a Viper behind in the process. No other mods other than a Kleemann suspension. How much of the added HP from the Kleemann supercharger was used to achieve this feat is not know. Yes, I understand that not everything about a performance car lies in 0-60 and quatermile times and for that reason I bellieve that a Kleemann CLK55 will demilosh an HPS CLK55. However, my question is given the traction problems at the very extremes of HP output.........exactly how much more "useful" HP is needed in a great car such as the stock CLK55 to propel from 0-60 in the 3.9 secs that the Kleemann CLK55 did? Will the HP from an HPS supercharger, even though it is less than that of the Kleemann be enough to do this?
LINK
Ted
The owner of AMG in Santa Ana, the President of Brabus were blown away with the factory appearance of HPS system.
www.myhps.com
Thanks
Ben
Good point Ben, please forward me sponsorship information.
You can send it to salesmyhps@aol.com.
Thank you
Good point Ben, please forward me sponsorship information.
You can send it to salesmyhps@aol.com.
Thank you
Regards,
Ben
Good point Ben, please forward me sponsorship information.
You can send it to salesmyhps@aol.com.
Thank you
and that's my 2cents!!!



