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For the brawny exotic Mercedes-Benz G500 4 × 4², the Mcchip-DKR team now has two different performance enhancements in stock. Stage 1 chip tuning turns the standard 422 PS & 610 NM into a whopping 485 PS & 700 NM torque. The second stage can top that which brings the 4 × 4² to a whopping 520 PS and 750 Nm and thus tickles a significant 98 PS & 140 NM torque more from the series vehicle. The small series with portal axles and the 2015 liter M 4 - V176 biturbo has been available since 8, accelerating the G500 to 7,4 km / h in just 100 seconds and at least reaching a top speed of 210 km / h. Even if Mcchip does not mention any new acceleration values, we assume that with the increase in performance the 7 second mark will be cracked when sprinting to 100 km / h. Due to the massive tires and the lift, the top speed should not change for safety reasons. If we get some information about the changes, there is of course an update for this post. You will be informed about the update if you have ours Feed subscribe to. We hope you enjoy watching.
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The details of the changes to the Mercedes-Benz G500 4 × 4²:
- Standard performance of 422 PS and 610 Nm by means of software optimization (stage 1) to 63 PS and 90 Nm on 485 PS & 750 NM and by means of Stage 2 to 520 PS and 750 Nm
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