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Performance increases on vehicles from just about every Mercedes AMG vehicle category (A45, AMG GT & GTs, CLA, C63) we already know from the team around Performmaster GmbH. However, the tuner has recently presented the current top model of its performance enhancements on its website. This time it caught a Mercedes E63 AMG / S which after the modification can come up with strong 702PS / 1.000NM and definitely for strange and puzzled looks from drivers of the same type, however, with standard performance of 557PS or also from drivers of the "S" version 585PS should provide. The company did not post more details than the result of the increase in performance, but that's enough in that case. What we have been able to find out and have recognized ourselves, we provide you with a summary below as usual. Of course, we also miss something, should you discover any further changes, we would be happy if you post them in the "comment box".
Ps. If you want to see even more tuned vehicles from Performmaster GmbH, just click on the tuner's name next to the photo reference below!
(Photos: Performmaster GmbH)
Here are the details of the Mercedes E63 AMG W212:
- Performance increase from 557PS (or 585PS) to 702PS & 1.000NM (+145 PS and +280 Nm) - (PEC tuning module tuning box)
- V. Max 320km / h
Certainly, new information and certainly new pictures and videos will soon be online. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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