MHP AMG 63 Thermalnators
Watch the libelous comments.
Jangy, buy a SRT8 and take it over to GSM (LOL!!!) tell them Andy sent you.
...and for the record, it's an all you can eat carnivore fest over here.
I can dump money into this thing until I'm blue in the face just to **** guys like you off.
That is an arrogant statement as well (as those made by MHP). You assume that anyone who is anyone is on this forum.
I am interested and I have not yet been insulted.
If there are only 50 people in the world, then there is no way to support the development costs for ANYTHING on a 63.
Anyway, I do have to say that this thread is at least setting up MHP for stardom or the MB version of OZ.

Good luck with the wiff sales.
If I'm a "know it not" you must be a know it all. Answer my questions and I'll answer yours. Start with how to spec a cam for a 4v, what's important, what's not, velocity v flow, etc. Then we'll talk.
What? You are so funny. OK, well you tell me my mother's real name, cause that is important, then we can talk. Like I said, you have no data to speak of, much less back up.
Then bust out the lube, I treat my customers like gold no question. I'm availabe 18hrs a day via cell--that helps when you have customers not just in the US but around the world.
Honestly if you have to pay for sex you need to hit the gym more often.
It is pretty clear how you treat your happy customers (both your brothers). I'm only worried about the ones that pay and never get a straight answer.
...and your experience with the C63 is...highlighted nicely by the 5th gear not being 1:1 as it is in the 7A comment below.
Look back at the post. Again, you jumped the gun. Obviously, you have played with the C63 which you just got. But how about that 65 that you claim to have worked on? Is it dyno'd in 5th for a 1:1 as well?
Let me apply your logic to the statement above again: Any moron can do (not really sure that's the right word) a supercharger. We'll it's true. Everyone knows that in a factory supercharged app adding a smaller pulley and tuning will always net huge power due to the inherent safety margins built into the vehicle at the factory and the ability of FI to make large power easily.
N/A is obviously going to be at a huge disadvantage to FI no argument there, however again I ask what kind of rwhp/rwtq are you making? I think we can get a H/C/I 6.2 with supporting bolt-ons to make the same kind of rwhp you do, just not the tq. I guess we'll find out soon enough...
You thinking is different than you posting it DONE. I don't care what you think, that is obviously mutual. The point is can you back up what you've already dished?
Only as an example.
That was clearly a bad attempt to spin, leave it at that.
Our TCU reflashing adds power due to the massive amount of additional tq management (aside from that in the ECU) found in the OEM TCU programming. It's sick how much they handicap these things.
DT loss is measured by coast down, we've found it to be right at 16-17% on my car at present. This may drop by a point or two with more miles (dyno'd at 600 miles). 5th gear is 1:1 in a 7A which my car (you know, the one in question) happens to have. Obviously it's 4th in most other vehicles.
Untested? LOL, how many vendors on here have purchased a pair of 6.2 heads just to destroy (one we literally cut in half and we worked different shapes/contours on the other)? Again, we've made 597rw with a 3.55" bore 4.165" stroke (stock dimension) Ford GT head 5.4L 4v naturally aspirated, 440rwhp from a 4.6/4v N/A, 350hp from 1.5L of 2v SOHC--that's (the 5.4) probably more than you're making with your twin screw 5.4. What makes you think that we'll do any worse with a 4" bore 6.2?
So, you are applying your ford experience and saying your first head for a motor you have never worked on will just magically work? Sure, I'll take 5.
I am officially done with you Jangy, at least until you learn how to quote in html because I'm sick of wasting my time.
ARE YOU ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN?
Have a nice day, and don't worry, I'll still sell you a TCU at only twice the normal cost.

The Best of Mercedes & AMG
I'd love to reply to the rest of the drivel you just posted but again am sick of fixing your quotations.
Have a nice day.
One thing, what the hell does this say?
I can dump money into this thing until I'm blue in the face just to **** guys like you off.
You do understand that he's making over 500rw with an untouched top end, and you also know from reading my posts that when it comes to N/A motors ALL the power is in the top end. Now do the mental math and tell me what you come up with. Keep in mind that a stock 2000 Cobra R motor (using the same heads found on the Ford GT) makes about 360rw stock and 380rw after a tune. We've made 597rw with that same motor with tiny valves/seats.
If we can't make 575rw (at least) with our own H/C/I package I will kick myself off this site.
Not me owning you. You are doing it yourself. Thanks for keeping score, though.
I'd love to reply to the rest of the drivel you just posted but again am sick of fixing your quotations.
Have a nice day.
One thing, what the hell does this say?
I left my little orphan Annie decoder ring at home today...Sorry.
If we can't make 575rw (at least) with our own H/C/I package I will kick myself off this site.
The reason you think MB doesn't leave much on the table is simply due to 1) ignorance 2) you having a PD blown MB motor. You never make great gains with a PD blown app by porting heads.
BTW, for those that are wondering there is a LOT left on the table with the stock 6.2 heads. Don't get me wrong, they are nice heads, essentially a larger bore version of a Ford GT head, however they suffer from the same problems as any mass produced cylinder head--casting quality in the short turn, bowl areas and the valve job can be much improved upon. Obviously we're also reshaping the ports (keeping them small) as well. There are over a dozen other areas that we can easily focus on to make more power to boot.
I tune Fords, Chevys, Bentleys, Minis, Vipers, etc. so no, I wasn't making fun , nor have I ever made fun of Ford tuners.
Too much experience is never a bad thing my man.
That is an arrogant statement as well (as those made by MHP). You assume that anyone who is anyone is on this forum.
I am interested and I have not yet been insulted.
If there are only 50 people in the world, then there is no way to support the development costs for ANYTHING on a 63.
Anyway, I do have to say that this thread is at least setting up MHP for stardom or the MB version of OZ.
If you haven't been insulted, then you are simply desparate.
Thanks
That is an arrogant statement as well (as those made by MHP). You assume that anyone who is anyone is on this forum.
I am interested and I have not yet been insulted.
If there are only 50 people in the world, then there is no way to support the development costs for ANYTHING on a 63.
Anyway, I do have to say that this thread is at least setting up MHP for stardom or the MB version of OZ.
Jangy, please inform
The reason you think MB doesn't leave much on the table is simply due to 1) ignorance 2) you having a PD blown MB motor. You never make great gains with a PD blown app by porting heads.
BTW, for those that are wondering there is a LOT left on the table with the stock 6.2 heads. Don't get me wrong, they are nice heads, essentially a larger bore version of a Ford GT head, however they suffer from the same problems as any mass produced cylinder head--casting quality in the short turn, bowl areas and the valve job can be much improved upon. Obviously we're also reshaping the ports (keeping them small) as well. There are over a dozen other areas that we can easily focus on to make more power to boot.
LOL!!!! Keep digging into that Ford past. I didn't say MB left nothing. I simply think your assumptions from a ford are clouding your judgement. This is not the first discussion on heads or the advantages of porting. The E55 guys went through all the SLR cams, VRP cams, etc. only to find that there is only so much there. Even if you could make the power you claim (which i still doubt), what about heat control?
If you're really interested in TCU tuning shoot me a PM and tell me what you're looking for as well as what you have going mod wise.
Thanks!
Andy
You are the one that started boasting on your 63 so I wondered where the power came from. I've never seen a 500rwhp 63, so that already peaked my interest, then you said 575 which is very impressive so I want to know how.
Yes, I did jab at you for buying anything from a tool, even if it were the cure to cancer.







