RaceLogic VBOX and Accurate Vehicle Weight
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2015 E63s AMG, 2020 GLC 43 AMG
RaceLogic VBOX and Accurate Vehicle Weight
Hey Guys,
I received my new Performance box yesterday form RaceLogic. It's pretty cool! One of its features is to round about calculate max total wheel Hp by having the user enter in an accurate estimate of the vehicle's weight.
I believe the gross vehicle weight is not necessarily reflective of the car with fluids and no passengers. Any of you guys ever find a number for the car with gas and fluids with no passengers (2015 E63 S btw)?
Once I get a few good 0-60 and 0-100 run times in I will share them with you. I plan to fully benchmark the car as it sits stock right now so I can then compare it to the Alpha tune later.
Cheers!
I received my new Performance box yesterday form RaceLogic. It's pretty cool! One of its features is to round about calculate max total wheel Hp by having the user enter in an accurate estimate of the vehicle's weight.
I believe the gross vehicle weight is not necessarily reflective of the car with fluids and no passengers. Any of you guys ever find a number for the car with gas and fluids with no passengers (2015 E63 S btw)?
Once I get a few good 0-60 and 0-100 run times in I will share them with you. I plan to fully benchmark the car as it sits stock right now so I can then compare it to the Alpha tune later.
Cheers!
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MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 1,399
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From: Bay Area, California
2015 E63s AMG, 2020 GLC 43 AMG
Too funny! I actually found this same thing looking around online yesterday. Because of the ambiguity between tested and reported I decided to use 4450 roughly in the middle. I then added my weight of ~210 pounds and entered 4660 into the VBOX. I have not done a run yet to get a Hp reading. I will this weekend and report back.
Cheers
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