E63 AWD vs cls63 RWD roll race

Funny how the "owner" of this CLS cannot seem to explain how anything here adds up and makes ANY sense at all, rather just posts a bunch of videos that are completely IRRELEVANT to the original video that was questioned.
Last edited by Amg63-; Dec 9, 2016 at 01:03 PM.
As for the video of the E63 vs. the Audi TT: please note that this is not the E63 I raced against, but another one (albeit similar-looking). Both races took place at the same race event close to Berlin (Germany) in August 2014.
As for the additional videos of the CLS, I was just providing them “as courtesy” so that you can see how it performed vs. other cars.
Its ridiculous how someone would lie about that and actually think his stock E would have any chance in keeping up with a tuned CLS. I guess he didn't mind knowing he would make a fool out of himself.
This still and never will make any sense, sorry.
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so isn't the torque advanatge the main reason why the RWD caught up by the time they reached 125+mph more so than the drivetrain being a little more efficient at higher speed?
with same torque levels on both does anyone think/know if the RWD will ever catch up before the 4matic reaches the speed limiter?
Last edited by Amg63-; Dec 24, 2016 at 07:23 PM.
so isn't the torque advanatge the main reason why the RWD caught up by the time they reached 125+mph more so than the drivetrain being a little more efficient at higher speed?
with same torque levels on both does anyone think/know if the RWD will ever catch up before the 4matic reaches the speed limiter?
https://youtu.be/OxWhFn68MIs
This looks like an e63S
http://www.awdwiki.com/images/merced...matic-w221.jpg
This one is not exactly the same, but does a good job of showing the torque split:
http://www.awdwiki.com/images/merced...ic-w210_xx.jpg
I think the 2018 model with "drift" capability will allow a RWD mode. So it may have AWD at the start line, and then switch to RWD.
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Last edited by kevink2; Dec 24, 2016 at 11:07 PM.
http://www.awdwiki.com/images/merced...matic-w221.jpg
This one is not exactly the same, but does a good job of showing the torque split:
http://www.awdwiki.com/images/merced...ic-w210_xx.jpg
I think the 2018 model with "drift" capability will allow a RWD mode. So it may have AWD at the start line, and then switch to RWD.
Happy Holidays!





logic tells me its both




