SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: kleeman lsd question
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2020 S560,14 ml350, 03 sl55, silver, pano, slr cams, evo headers, lsd, 2019 s63 cab.
kleeman lsd question
will a used 04 E55 kleeman lsd with cut gears fit into my 03 SL55 without problems. I thought the ratios were different? 2.65 for E55 and 2.82 for SL55? thanks
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Call Satish or Billy or Sunman at 248-668 6793 (Motorwerks). They are reps for Kleemann and did the LSD on my SL55. They've done many more also.
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2020 S560,14 ml350, 03 sl55, silver, pano, slr cams, evo headers, lsd, 2019 s63 cab.
i would suggest a ecu upgrade, asp pulley upgrade and even the 80mm throttle body upgrade, by vrus on e55 forum, instead of lsd first.
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ASP pulley produces more boost than Kleemann or Renntech pulley and is much cheaper. However, I would still reccomend Kleemann or Renntech simply because they spend way more money on R&D (and a lot more cars use their products without problems) and you can be sure you're getting a quality product. You should get pulley/ecu + headers, and then get an LSD.
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ASP pulley produces more boost than Kleemann or Renntech pulley and is much cheaper. However, I would still reccomend Kleemann or Renntech simply because they spend way more money on R&D (and a lot more cars use their products without problems) and you can be sure you're getting a quality product. You should get pulley/ecu + headers, and then get an LSD.
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Kleemann and Renntech pulleys increase the boost by around 2-2.5psi, while ASP increases the boost by around 3.5psi. In my opinion, 1 psi more equals around 10-20whp more. You should do a search on the E55 forum, a lot threads about different pulleys and ecu's.