E63 AMG BiTurbo Crushes the 1/4 Mile
if to be more specific
1 I have a car not on the lift for year
2 fun
3 potential
4 cheap parts compare to benz after market parts
5 I placed my order for 750 rwhp pack yesterday I'll see it in 3 days
the only down side is tires and interior it's sucks , but when you flooring it you don't car
if to be more specific
1 I have a car not on the lift for year
2 fun
3 potential
4 cheap parts compare to benz after market parts
5 I placed my order for 750 rwhp pack yesterday I'll see it in 3 days
the only down side is tires and interior it's sucks , but when you flooring it you don't car
I'm guessing you will need drag radials or R888 on the car all the time to handle such power on the streets.

It's not finally , I had a few nice fast cars , MB their biggest fail .
cheers amg63- and happy new year bro
Happy New Years to you and your family, my best wishes to you all.
if to be more specific
1 I have a car not on the lift for year
2 fun
3 potential
4 cheap parts compare to benz after market parts
5 I placed my order for 750 rwhp pack yesterday I'll see it in 3 days
the only down side is tires and interior it's sucks , but when you flooring it you don't car
Who you dealing with for mods/tuning?
Why does it matter if we race 100 times and i win 100 out of 100. It doesnt!!!!!
You are just over analyzing this. go sit in the corner.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Also, wouldn't the lighter weight of the E63 be a greater benefit at higher speed than less frontal area?
I read its something like 200 lbs. lighter, that's ALOT.
height of 2014 E63 56.8"
height of 2014 CLS63 55"
Drag is proportional to velocity squared
So at higher speeds the drag force increases substantially. I don't know what the actual frontal cross sectional areas are for the two models but put side to side the CLS looks more slippery. If you have enough gears what determines your top speed...... the balance between motive force and drag (plus a bit of rolling friction etc)
Last edited by Pumpkinate; Jan 1, 2017 at 05:38 AM.
height of 2014 E63 56.8"
height of 2014 CLS63 55"
Drag is proportional to velocity squared
So at higher speeds the drag force increases substantially. I don't know what the actual frontal cross sectional areas are for the two models but put side to side the CLS looks more slippery. If you have enough gears what determines your top speed...... the balance between motive force and drag (plus a bit of rolling friction etc)
Do you know the weight difference?
i thought the weight difference was significant, and that the E having that would offset the CLS drag advanage.
height of 2014 E63 56.8"
height of 2014 CLS63 55"
Drag is proportional to velocity squared
So at higher speeds the drag force increases substantially. I don't know what the actual frontal cross sectional areas are for the two models but put side to side the CLS looks more slippery. If you have enough gears what determines your top speed...... the balance between motive force and drag (plus a bit of rolling friction etc)



