E63S Top Speed Limiter




The tune I'm going to install soon also is removing the speed limit.
Last edited by Mandarin; Apr 8, 2019 at 01:10 AM.
There are stretches of I-5 in the middle of California where I've driven 140, but those are flat, straight and in the middle of nowhere, and even in my S65 I couldn't have gone any faster even if I had the nerve.
There are stretches of I-5 in the middle of California where I've driven 140, but those are flat, straight and in the middle of nowhere, and even in my S65 I couldn't have gone any faster even if I had the nerve.
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There are stretches of I-5 in the middle of California where I've driven 140, but those are flat, straight and in the middle of nowhere, and even in my S65 I couldn't have gone any faster even if I had the nerve.
Did a number of pulls from around 180 kph (111 mph) to 220 or 240 kph (149 mph). You really don't get a good feel for how strong this car is when doing pulls from 60 mph to 100 mph, the car actually feels like it pulls harder at the higher speeds. This is of course pretty subjective as I suspect a Vbox would show that the car's acceleration is actually less during the higher speed pulls.
Back here in the states where speed limits are the rule, I've rarely topped 100 mph - but the car gets there quickly when I do





The speedo will be off by a bit (3-5mph). I remember that AMS tested the accuracy of many performance cars and while most were showing optimistic values, higher-end models were surprisingly close.
The car cannot only go that fast but it can easily sustain the speed...
That said, the transmission being the limiter? I have seen videos (autotopNL) where the S63 drove to 315kmph (196mph). Different gearing?
it could be transmission programming that is creating the limit for w213. I doubt the car is running out of RPM with 9 speeds.
beyond the limiter the car no longer feels stable. Road imperfections are exaggerated. Intercoolers cant keep up. ECU pulls timing. It's really hard on the car.
The next most expensive testing method is on a dyno. After that it gets interesting. You'll need to calibrate using gps in the top gear to know the actual speeds, but this test is good for knowing what governors you have on a vehicle.
The next most expensive testing method is on a dyno. After that it gets interesting. You'll need to calibrate using gps in the top gear to know the actual speeds, but this test is good for knowing what governors you have on a vehicle.
Anyway, I'd put that kind of verification of VMax in the intellectual curiosity bin. Very different from driving over 186 MPH. On tires that are rated to 186.
The next most expensive testing method is on a dyno. After that it gets interesting. You'll need to calibrate using gps in the top gear to know the actual speeds, but this test is good for knowing what governors you have on a vehicle.
The next most expensive testing method is on a dyno. After that it gets interesting. You'll need to calibrate using gps in the top gear to know the actual speeds, but this test is good for knowing what governors you have on a vehicle.
The next most expensive testing method is on a dyno. After that it gets interesting. You'll need to calibrate using gps in the top gear to know the actual speeds, but this test is good for knowing what governors you have on a vehicle.
Even if you don't die by being launched through your house, you just overheated all your junk and achieved nothing.




The next most expensive testing method is on a dyno. After that it gets interesting. You'll need to calibrate using gps in the top gear to know the actual speeds, but this test is good for knowing what governors you have on a vehicle.



