SL600 RENNTech vs. 600 HP Viper
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SL600 RENNTech vs. 600 HP Viper
Here's a video of a 675HP / 925TQ SL600 RENNTech vs. a 600 HP Viper at the drag strip. These twin turbo V12 Mercedes engines really are amazing.
http://media.putfile.com/Mercedes-SL-600-RennTech
http://media.putfile.com/Mercedes-SL-600-RennTech
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Originally Posted by FD Rey
how about some vids or pics of your Shelby? I'd love to see that bad boy.
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Originally Posted by M104-AMG
I don't think the RennTech SL600 is a twin-turbo, it's normally aspirated. Now the NEW SL65 AMG is a twin-turbo V12!
:-) neil
:-) neil
http://www.scottsdaleexoticcarclub.c...es/600dyno.jpg
The SL65 AMG version of the V12 twin turbo looks about like this after computer flash and transmission . The top line is the stage two RENNTech
http://www.scottsdaleexoticcarclub.com/images/Dyno2.JPG
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Yeah you have to love the new ecu's. Now its just a flash to my Dinan 7 and I can run a supercharger or twin turbo system without ripping apart the wiring and installing a EMS. And then if you don't want it just reflash it back to stock.
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Originally Posted by darkphantom
i would think with all that power it would be in the 10's but i frogot that it weights 4491 lbs (HEAVY ***)
damn i love that cobra greg
damn i love that cobra greg
my thoughts exactly, both of them
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We had a drag day a couple weeks ago at Speedworld, Arizona. The corrected elevation for the day was about 3200 FT with also a serious head wind of 20+ mph. The twin turbo V12s on drag radials were pulling 1.6 and 1.5 60ft times with low 11s in the 120s mph. At sea level no doubt they would be 10s close to 130 mph.
Here's an elevation and weather condition correction calculator for track times and speed.
http://www.modulardepot.com/density.php
Here's a relative elevation corrction calculator for given weather
http://wahiduddin.net/calc/calc_da_em.htm
Here's an elevation and weather condition correction calculator for track times and speed.
http://www.modulardepot.com/density.php
Here's a relative elevation corrction calculator for given weather
http://wahiduddin.net/calc/calc_da_em.htm
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