Unrestricted top speed?
#26
Originally Posted by ian55amg
What is an 030 package?
3. SLK 55 AMG Performance Package
3.1 Content
• Internally ventilated composite brake discs measuring 360 x 32mm on the front axle
• AMG Nürburgring sports suspension
• AMG ergonomic sports steering wheel in leather /Alcantara (black)
• 18" AMG multi-piece twin-spoke light-alloy wheels, (front: 7.5 x 18 ET 37 with 225/40R18, rear: 8.5 x 18 ET 30 with 245/35R18 )
• 7-piece carbon trim in the interior
• Maximum speed limitation (Vmax) increased to 280 km/h
In conjunction with the AMG Nürburgring sports suspension the internally ventilated composite brake discs (360mm) on the front axle have improved fade resistance for sporty driving.
The AMG ergonomic sports steering wheel in leather/Alcantara (black), which was developed for the F1 Safety Car, has noticeably improved tactile qualities and ergonomics.
And from a similar source:
SLK55 AMG Performance Package (Option Code 030)
* Alcantara AMG sport steering wheel
* Carbon fiber trim set
* 176 mph (280 km/h) top speed (electronically limited)
* AMG "Nurburgring" sport suspension system
* AMG "Compound" braking system:
- AMG Compound front brakes (standard)
- AMG rear brakes: compound rotors with AMG 4-piston calipers
* AMG 18-inch twin-spoke multipiece alloy wheels with high performance tires
- Front: 7.5 x 18 inch 225 40 ZR 18
- Rear: 8.5 x 18 inch 245 35 ZR 18
And here it is in pics...
https://mbworld.org/forums/slk55-r171/119630-pick-up-day.html
JMC
Last edited by jcanabal; 09-25-2005 at 08:28 PM.
#33
Originally Posted by AMG&AMG
you mean Kleemanns steroid's :v
#34
Top speed according to Mercedes-Benz ?
Check out the following
http://www.mbusa.com/models/comparis...orTrimID=17242
http://www.mbusa.com/models/comparis...orTrimID=17242
#35
Originally Posted by Apotheosis
Check out the following
http://www.mbusa.com/models/comparis...orTrimID=17242
http://www.mbusa.com/models/comparis...orTrimID=17242
#37
Originally Posted by lennyr
Wow, that's cool. Kinda hard to believe though. I wonder if it's because it's from a 3rd party data provider.
#38
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Don't know where the 7000rpm Maximum Engine Speed comes from either. If the 030 does 175 @ 6100 rpm that ratio equates to 200mph @ 7000, but since I haven't had mine to 175 I don't know the rpm though I guess it less than redline.
#40
The comparo functions on manufacturers websites are ALWAYS done by someone else (in this specific case it is AIC), this is to prevent the manufacturer from being held liable for the accuracy of the info:
"Mercedes-Benz comparisons come from Automotive Information Center (AIC), a leading provider of objective information on new and used vehicles for both consumers and professionals. AIC collects and maintains the data independently of Mercedes-Benz."
Obviously the wonk that input the data at AIC doesn't understand anything about anything. All he/she did was input the top number on the gauges. Surprised he/she didn't state that Maximum Fuel Capacity as 1 (that is what the gauge has)!
"Mercedes-Benz comparisons come from Automotive Information Center (AIC), a leading provider of objective information on new and used vehicles for both consumers and professionals. AIC collects and maintains the data independently of Mercedes-Benz."
Obviously the wonk that input the data at AIC doesn't understand anything about anything. All he/she did was input the top number on the gauges. Surprised he/she didn't state that Maximum Fuel Capacity as 1 (that is what the gauge has)!
#43
Originally Posted by ClayJ
Vmax 175-178 mph.
Brabus does sell a delimit solenoid or whatever it is in the USA.
Brabus does sell a delimit solenoid or whatever it is in the USA.
#44
I know one tuner here in the USA who does it in the software.
Brabus does it here in the USA with an electo-mechanical part (looks like a solenoid to me) -- I'd post pictures of one of these Brabus delimit "solenoids", but I am still "on probation" and not allowed to post pics....
Brabus does it here in the USA with an electo-mechanical part (looks like a solenoid to me) -- I'd post pictures of one of these Brabus delimit "solenoids", but I am still "on probation" and not allowed to post pics....