2005 SRT6 Dyno Test
Also how did you get it to run so fast in the 1/4 mile.
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Outstanding run. The lowest et in my stock SRT6 is 12.98 at 113 mph (Capitol Raceway, Crofton, MD) but that took a few (8) runs. The auto-stick can be confusing b/c you want to mash the clutch before the shift. It took a few to get used to banging gears w/o patting the foot. LOL. Anything under 13.50 in a stock machine is hauling ***. Good Job.
Especially the mph that stock car is flying.
ichon Posts: 68
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Outstanding run. The lowest et in my stock SRT6 is 12.98 at 113 mph (Capitol Raceway, Crofton, MD) but that took a few (8) runs. The auto-stick can be confusing b/c you want to mash the clutch before the shift. It took a few to get used to banging gears w/o patting the foot. LOL. Anything under 13.50 in a stock machine is hauling ***. Good Job.
Especially the mph that stock car is flying.
nitrous should get you there, but you'll probably need some expensive gas too. maybe alcohol injection might keep temps down decreasing detonation, are you chipped? what's the timing at?
Originally Posted by feets
How did you get it to run over 5,000 rpm?
Originally Posted by my65cuda
I'll be curious where 120 rwhp is going to come from.
Originally Posted by bengel
Also how did you get it to run so fast in the 1/4 mile.
ichon Posts: 68
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Outstanding run. The lowest et in my stock SRT6 is 12.98 at 113 mph (Capitol Raceway, Crofton, MD) but that took a few (8) runs. The auto-stick can be confusing b/c you want to mash the clutch before the shift. It took a few to get used to banging gears w/o patting the foot. LOL. Anything under 13.50 in a stock machine is hauling ***. Good Job.
Especially the mph that stock car is flying.
ichon Posts: 68
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Maryland
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Outstanding run. The lowest et in my stock SRT6 is 12.98 at 113 mph (Capitol Raceway, Crofton, MD) but that took a few (8) runs. The auto-stick can be confusing b/c you want to mash the clutch before the shift. It took a few to get used to banging gears w/o patting the foot. LOL. Anything under 13.50 in a stock machine is hauling ***. Good Job.
Especially the mph that stock car is flying.
Not sure if new filters add any power or not. I have seen applications where they do not.
EvoSport has some dyno's showing the SL55 y-pipe adding a couple of ponies. It is not a huge gain but it is something.
The Y-Pipe is the y-shaped pipe that connects the two air boxes to the TB. If you look at the stock version it is very small and restricted. The SL55 has a larger y-pipe that run ~$75 from an MB dealer. It is not a direct bolt on as the tubes are larger but an adapter is easy to make from either silicone couplers or your stock y-pipe.
EvoSport has some dyno's showing the SL55 y-pipe adding a couple of ponies. It is not a huge gain but it is something.
The Y-Pipe is the y-shaped pipe that connects the two air boxes to the TB. If you look at the stock version it is very small and restricted. The SL55 has a larger y-pipe that run ~$75 from an MB dealer. It is not a direct bolt on as the tubes are larger but an adapter is easy to make from either silicone couplers or your stock y-pipe.
The cast piece is off the SLK32 AMG I believe, cast Y pipe MB part # A 112 090 00 31 - $41.
I think it's the same part on the SRT6 supercharger...?
I think it's the same part on the SRT6 supercharger...?
Last edited by dynamicS; Aug 15, 2006 at 09:29 PM.
The SLK32 uses the same part as our cars. I believe the SL55 uses a rubber piece as well. I can look in the shop a little later to see if we have one open.
A cast aluminum piece would probably be aftermarket.
A cast aluminum piece would probably be aftermarket.
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