W213 E63S acceleration off the line seems boggy like w212- video
still curious if that is a rwd e63S




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The Best of Mercedes & AMG
for full list of cars participating you can find here
https://instagram.com/p/BTqxzotg2wh/
i have seen tuning boxes boxes that push power to 719 hp from 612 stock.
for full list of cars participating you can find here
https://instagram.com/p/BTqxzotg2wh/
i have seen tuning boxes boxes that push power to 719 hp from 612 stock.




https://www.instagram.com/p/BTvgYbsBz4O/?hl=en
Idk how to embed videos on this forum but these guys are already on it! Cant wait to see what they can do.
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1st race is Black W213 E63 vs Range Rover
2nd Ferrari vs C63
3rd Grey W213 E63 vs Lambo
4th Grey W213 E63 vs Black W212 E63
5th C63 vs Porsche
6th Black W213 E63 vs GTR
7th Black W213 E63 vs B class (or something like that)
I have screenshots but being lazy to post it
How did you do that?
A quote from this UK review
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/mercedes-amg/first-drives/mercedes-amg-e-63-s-4matic-2017-review
"Launch the car using the Race Start function and the driveline seems to hesitate for the briefest of instants as you lift your left foot off the brake pedal – as if deciding afresh every time exactly how many engine revs to use; how much torque to allow into the driveline in the opening split-seconds of your run; how much to send to each axle; and finally, how to split what’s under the loaded rear axle between the individual rear tyres. Seems fair enough; there are a few sums to do there, after all.
But the pause is almost imperceptible. Before first gear is done and dusted, the car feels as it is running at a palm-moistening full chat. The delivery isn’t as seamless as in some turbocharged V8s; it surges a little as the turbos recover from every post-shift interruption in throttle, rushing towards the redline with gathering force, too. This is, of course, the sort of performance whose wildest extent you can only enjoy for an instant on the road, and even then only if you’re brave enough. But it’s intoxicating, and it keeps Mercedes-AMG on the cutting edge of the super-saloon class as far as acceleration is concerned, which is plainly where it wants to be.
In day-to-day driving, the E 63 S’s engine behaves itself well, responding crisply and demanding very few compromises. It doesn’t seem to rely on revs to be ready with its urge, there’s very little lag to contend with and it’s managed skillfully by the nine-speed automatic transmission. As ever with these thunder-saloons, the real pleasure is to be taken in selecting manual mode and drinking in long, woofling bursts of speed in higher intermediate gears and from fairly low revs. The difference here is that, with so much torque on tap, you can be going very quickly in almost no time once you sink the accelerator – even if you don’t bother with a downshift at all."
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