Follow up: DYNO! MBH headers/Renntech 180mm/ 100oct
A customer (old carts show in older post) of ours just laid down the biggest 55k dyno run I've ever seen
Power Mods are:
Renntech custom dyno tuned 100 oct ECU map
Renntech Airbox
Renntech 180mm pulley
Renntech cooling mods
MBH/Dyno-comp long tube headers
MBH/Dyno-comp test pipes
Renntech speedshift
Mistershaft mufflers
In any event here is the dyno chart of this brutal E55.
Yes this was the silver one with the Lorinser body kit.
Man wish I could have come down and seen it , my friend saw this car on the 101 he said it sounded amazing, so it doesnt have any cats at all?
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. It seems like more and more people are conquering the low reading dyno's!!!! I think it's a great sign that most tuners are starting to really understand our cars and what makes power. My car isn't quite the monster that you guys are producing but either way I'm glad things are moving in a positive direction. Once again great job and keep up the good work.I hear that tuning with a 100 octane makes a huge difference, is this true? The reason why I ask is because my last tune was done on 91 and I plan on getting a 100 octane tune. Will 9 points make that big of a difference?
Last edited by bassn_07; Aug 15, 2009 at 12:35 AM.
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Get that beast on the ‘strip pronto for some trap speeds – alongside chiromikey?! – and share its results.
Good going hooleyboy and MBH. :y
amazong numbers
in UAE we have 98
so it is close to 100, the powers can come crazy here
but
i really need to tune my car.
our only enemy here is the hot weather >< in summer of course.
Isn't 22% a bit too high, I thought many used 18% for the MB 5-Speed auto and other auto calculations when going from RWHP to Crank hp. Then again I love to hear that the correct number is 22% because many tuners used 20-22% in calculations but many use the 18% to be a bit conservative. This car's dyno numbers are better than some chipped 600s, Treynor's chipped S600 did 525rwhp and 643rwtq.
This E55 made 54 more rwhp and what looks like another 10-20rwtq or so more than Treynor's S600, add that plus a lighter car and shouldn't this mean an E55 that should do high 10s on all boost once he launches good?
GIVE THE MAN SLICKS, A GOOD TRACK AND HIS RACE GAS!
Give him a Vbox too, I would love to see an E55 do a 60-130mph run as I've never came across any data for any AMG cars for that test.
Last edited by E55AMGFan; Aug 15, 2009 at 11:32 AM.
This E55 made 54 more rwhp and what looks like another 10-20rwtq or so more than Treynor's S600, add that plus a lighter car and shouldn't this mean an E55 that should do high 10s on all boost once he launches good?
GIVE THE MAN SLICKS, A GOOD TRACK AND HIS RACE GAS!
Give him a Vbox too, I would love to see an E55 do a 60-130mph run as I've never came across any data for any AMG cars for that test.Ahh ok, I know that and just forgot about the comparison between dyno dynamics and dynojet. I should of thought he meant that with DD, I feel foolish now...lol.
. It seems like more and more people are conquering the low reading dyno's!!!! I think it's a great sign that most tuners are starting to really understand our cars and what makes power. My car isn't quite the monster that you guys are producing but either way I'm glad things are moving in a positive direction. Once again great job and keep up the good work.I hear that tuning with a 100 octane makes a huge difference, is this true? The reason why I ask is because my last tune was done on 91 and I plan on getting a 100 octane tune. Will 9 points make that big of a difference?
FWIW: I'm no gas guru. however this loss of octane from getting it at the pump to the time it explodes in your cylinder has be explained to be by a few gas distributors.
Yeah so, tuning for race fule you can add a bunch of timing and stuff and still be safe. Due to 100oct having much less of a chance of detonating over standard 91oct. Its power you can feel
I'd say conservative results would be about 20whp and depending on your mods... more. Sometimes you can get alot more.
Ali,
Its not actually a higher octane, its merely a different octane reading MON vs RON. Overseas "98" octane equals USA "93" octane, you still have to move up 7 octane numbers to achieve true 100 octane (so I guess for you it would be 105 octane).
E55amgfan,
22% is the correction factor for Front engine, RWD auto on the dyno dynamics dynos and from testing its usually within 5HP of actual crank numbers using that correction factor on bone stock AMG cars.




. Amazing numbers, that has to be the most powerful one in the country.
