SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: SPEEDRIVEN, Is this add confused w/JC's SL? or actually NEW results on Outkasts rig?
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SPEEDRIVEN, Is this add confused w/JC's SL? or actually NEW results on Outkasts rig?
2007 SL600 Mercedes-Benz roadster, which – after nearly a year of research and development work by Chicago-based tuning firm Speedriven – now develops over 800 horsepower and over one-thousand pound-feet of torque from its biturbo V12. Good enough for 10-second quarter mile runs and a top speed well in excess of 200mph
As I believe both SL's in Q are pre 07' & only JC-Soulsearchers SL600 has made close to 800 HP etc.. Please elaborate guys What happened to Dyno graphs w/NEW larger Turbo wheels etc???
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Hi - not sure if this has been addressed, but the car not being an 07 is my fault. I wrote it up and nobody caught the typo.
As for 800, that's 800 crank, not whp. at 20% loss, that's 640 whp - which is not far from what these cars were making on race BEFORE the upgrade turbos.
As for 800, that's 800 crank, not whp. at 20% loss, that's 640 whp - which is not far from what these cars were making on race BEFORE the upgrade turbos.
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Hi - not sure if this has been addressed, but the car not being an 07 is my fault. I wrote it up and nobody caught the typo.
As for 800, that's 800 crank, not whp. at 20% loss, that's 640 whp - which is not far from what these cars were making on race BEFORE the upgrade turbos.
As for 800, that's 800 crank, not whp. at 20% loss, that's 640 whp - which is not far from what these cars were making on race BEFORE the upgrade turbos.
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2005 SL600, 2016 ES300h, 2012 Hayabusa
there anyone that can verify if the fuel system is compatible with e85 or do you have to change all seals/lines first?
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Even changing all the seals/lines and building a stainless fuel rail (plus bigger injectors, probably a bigger pump, etc.) would be wroth doing, I think, to be able to run 30+ pounds of boost.
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You think ECU would let you run 30 pounds of Boost? If I recall correctly I used to see spikes of 29 PSI on the 65, I think marcin said it used to go into Limp mode in our 65 cars if it saw anything 29+ psi. Did they fix this issue? that would be nice.