An AWD system that can vector 100% to the rear wheels would be crazy.
AWD for around the city - Getting off the line, driving in bad weather, etc. RWD for highway pulls. Best of both worlds. |
Originally Posted by MTV10
(Post 6938973)
An AWD system that can vector 100% to the rear wheels would be crazy.
AWD for around the city - Getting off the line, driving in bad weather, etc. RWD for highway pulls. Best of both worlds. awd between 0-20mph i agree this would be sweet |
Like I have mentioned in other threads before, Nissan's ATTESA is possibly the best in the automotive industry. This is particularly true of the version found in GT-R. Unlike most AWD/4WD systems, the ATTESA is designed for the road. It goes from 2:98 at standing start to max of 50:50. Most of the time, it remains 0:100.
AMG and other high performance automakers should aim for this type of automatic fully variable torque splitting. It needs to be automatic because I need it to step in before I can to save my a$$ in case things get out of hand while having fun. |
Originally Posted by otakki
(Post 6940014)
Like I have mentioned in other threads before, Nissan's ATTESA is possibly the best in the automotive industry. This is particularly true of the version found in GT-R. Unlike most AWD/4WD systems, the ATTESA is designed for the road. It goes from 2:98 at standing start to max of 50:50. Most of the time, it remains 0:100.
AMG and other high performance automakers should aim for this type of automatic fully variable torque splitting. It needs to be automatic because I need it to step in before I can to save my a$$ in case things get out of hand while having fun. |
Yes, any system that is FWD biased should never be associated with AMG...ie CLA45.
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Originally Posted by otakki
(Post 6940924)
Yes, any system that is FWD biased should never be associated with AMG...ie CLA45.
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Originally Posted by chiromikey
(Post 6930223)
I'm not concerned with liters as much as I am with MBs inability to put out a transmission that makes driving an AMG a pleasure. Trying to take off in S or S+ smoothly is almost impossible or lucky at best. And I won't even get into trying to launch these. I just can't believe it's harder to drive this car smoothly than my last two supercharged 55s. An M or RS car will likely be my next purchase.
These cars launch hard in Race Start so don't know what you're talking about. |
Originally Posted by 24Hours
(Post 6931554)
You must be kidding. If you didn't have so many posts here, I'd assume you're a troll. And then you say "my next car will be M or RS???" What a goon... you know what the night and day difference is between them? Or how an RS is more like the AMG than anything?
My '14 AMG wagon vs my 6.2ltr AMG wagon is FAR better in every way. Perhaps except for lack of traction in a launch. Going back to a 911 Turbo S or GT3 when my lease is over. These Merc guys are definitely not the crowd I'm used to dealing with. |
Originally Posted by 24Hours
(Post 6938266)
I shoot for quality, not quantity. Get a life and lose the attitude; you seem to have more than a few useless posts out of the 5,600+ you've dropped.
The drivability of the W212 transmission is far better than the earlier gen E63, and to date as good as anything else I've driven on varied road conditions. |
Originally Posted by chiromikey
(Post 6938317)
Unfortunately you missed on both accounts...
You guys are special on this board. You have a car that will run 0-62 in 3.2/3.3 seconds and you say don't even think about launching it. Race Start works every time for me. |
Originally Posted by proxygeek
(Post 6941306)
I don't know what you guys are talking about. I had a manual 911 Turbo and you have no launch.
These cars launch hard in Race Start so don't know what you're talking about. |
Originally Posted by proxygeek
(Post 6941311)
Get used to it with this bunch.
Going back to a 911 Turbo S or GT3 when my lease is over. These Merc guys are definitely not the crowd I'm used to dealing with. |
Originally Posted by proxygeek
(Post 6941319)
You guys are special on this board. You have a car that will run 0-62 in 3.2/3.3 seconds and you say don't even think about launching it. Race Start works every time for me. |
Originally Posted by chiromikey
(Post 6941322)
Do yourself a favor and count the number of posts of people complaining about this trans before you put your foot in your mouth again. Obviously they don't launch hard since almost no one can do better than a 1.7x 60ft time. Race start bogs which is why everyone brake torques because it launches a tiny bit better. And obviously you didn't know how to drive a manual either.
And coming from a 996 911 Turbo, I can definitely drive a manual. You don't know what you're talking about and post after post of your's leaves wordy evidence of it. |
Originally Posted by gaspam
(Post 6941633)
yeah it will go 0-60 fast.... after it pauses for about a second before it actually goes
The stupid throttle lag that everyone talks about is a split second delay that can be overcome by flooring the accelerator faster. You people are special. |
Originally Posted by chiromikey
(Post 6941326)
Please do us a favor and go now. No need to wait for that lease to end!!
Porsche owners can actually drive and the car is so good, they can't whine it's the cars fault without looking seriously stupid. Much better community. |
All this expert talk from a little boy that's been around for a few months. Do you feel better after getting all that off your chest? When you can run a 1.6 60ft time then come talk to me about any of this. Until then we'll all just keep laughing at you...
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Originally Posted by chiromikey
(Post 6951366)
All this expert talk from a little boy that's been around for a few months. Do you feel better after getting all that off your chest? When you can run a 1.6 60ft time then come talk to me about any of this. Until then we'll all just keep laughing at you...
It doesn't take an E63 expert or take a person hanging around a forum for years to make the common sense observation that these cars launch hard. The very fact that these cars can run 11.5-11.7 passes totally stock tells you they launch hard. I promise you people have done 1.6 60 foot times in the E63 S. But unlike you, they have lives and don't make it their life's mission to post track time slips to every MB forum on the Internet. So keeping on laughing at me fool, but the real joke is you ;). |
Originally Posted by proxygeek
(Post 6951078)
What are you talking about Gasbag? Race Start already places the RPMs way up, there is no throttle lag when using it. You're smoking crack.
The stupid throttle lag that everyone talks about is a split second delay that can be overcome by flooring the accelerator faster. You people are special. until then, M157's dont launch hard, but you dont know what we are talking about as usual as you are so clueless |
Originally Posted by proxygeek
(Post 6951385)
The very fact that these cars can run 11.5-11.7 passes totally stock tells you they launch hard..
a car with our car's power tuned should be trapping 131-133 like tuned M5's and tuned RS7's , but we arent, we are trapping 125-127 tuned... explain that race master |
Ok, I see the problem here. Yes these cars can launch decent...but you have no idea what a good launch is. Or that those stock 11.5-11-7s that you're so proud of could be 11.1-11.4s with the kind of launch that you're completely unfamiliar with.
Yes there have been a select few people running 1.6 60ft times but they're all highly modified. So again, you're talking about something you clearly know nothing about. :y |
Originally Posted by gaspam
(Post 6951416)
no that shows these cars have lots of power and can make up for a crappy launch and still run a decent time
a car with our car's power tuned should be trapping 131-133 like tuned M5's and tuned RS7's , but we arent, we are trapping 125-127 tuned... explain that race master RS7s don't typically trap 131-133 genius. They are AWD. A highly tuned E63 S will run trap speeds very consistent with a highly tuned RS7. M5s trap that high but struggle to break past high 11's due to traction problems. They simply do not hook up that well and it takes tons of practice to even get a decent 0-60 out them. There is a reason why the next M5 is going to be AWD Gasbag. |
Originally Posted by chiromikey
(Post 6951418)
Ok, I see the problem here. Yes these cars can launch decent...but you have no idea what a good launch is. Or that those stock 11.5-11-7s that you're so proud of could be 11.1-11.4s with the kind of launch that you're completely unfamiliar with.
Yes there have been a select few people running 1.6 60ft times but they're all highly modified. So again, you're talking about something you clearly know nothing about. :y People always blame the car for their crap reflexes. The fact is genius that most people do 1.7 to 1.8 60 foot times and a lot of it is... TIRES. So going from a 1.8 to 1.6 60' foot isn't going to guarantee you an 11.1. An 11.4 yes, an 11.1, ummm no. |
Originally Posted by gaspam
(Post 6951409)
please show us where a M157 E63 cuts a 60ft time better than 1.6 sec.... meanwhile old ass e55's with less HP are cutting 1.4x- 1.5x 60ft times
until then, M157's dont launch hard, but you dont know what we are talking about as usual as you are so clueless Random Internet example: The Motortrend E63 S in that link runs an 11.5. If you calculate 60 foot using ET, that 11.5 equals a 1.6 60' foot. It's difficult for most people to run better than a 1.6 60' foot time anyway. The E63 S is faster than the E55 period. Way too too much emphasis is placed on 60 foot time. At the end of the day, it's who wins the race and who has the best times. I'm quite happy with my car running 11.5 - 11.8 1/4 mile times with 3.2 - 3.4 0-60 times bone stock. |
Originally Posted by proxygeek
(Post 6951508)
If you calculate 60 foot using ET, that 11.5 equals a 1.6 60' foot.
stock AWD e63 runs ~1.83 60ft, hence times in the mid 11s http://dragtimes.com/Mercedes-Benz-E...lip-27121.html |
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