• Speedriven to offer M275 V12 Garrett Ball Bearing gt3582r based turbo upgrades capable of 1000+ horsepower

      It has a taken a while but Mercedes M275 V12 turbo modification is picking up steam and getting to the level we had hoped we would see. Speedriven will offer Garret GT28, GT30, and GT35R upgrade packages with custom stainless steel manifolds. Even 91 pump may be good for close to the 800 whp range. Transmission upgrades for the big boy turbos will be a must. Great to see a company finally giving the V12 the turbos it deserves but we want to see dynos and 1/4 mile runs to back up the claims.









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      1. Sticky's Avatar
        Sticky -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by KarlC Click here to enlarge
        Why not a CL600 for 10K + less and upgrade as you like ?
        Good point but maybe for the extra displacement and better brakes.
      1. BlkLightning's Avatar
        BlkLightning -
        Any updates on the turbo upgrades? I would love to see what kind of numbers produced from 93 octane.
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        Sticky -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlkLightning Click here to enlarge
        Any updates on the turbo upgrades? I would love to see what kind of numbers produced from 93 octane.
        Speeddriven seems to be showing some impressive results with upgraded turbos.
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        BlkLightning -
        I have seen the dyno sheet and the numbers are less than VRP825 package numbers. that is why I was wondering about a more recent developement.
      1. Marcin's Avatar
        Marcin -
        Car has been running for last couple weeks now. We had quite a few issues with the trans staying in gear, but that seems to be under control at this time. The current turbos are actually 3076r, but the 3582r set will probably be going on over the winter. Might be hitting the dyno end of this week or sometime next week. Also got a vbox in the car so will be looking to get some data soon. Mounted a boost gauge and a gopro so that all the concerns about lag and drivability can be put to rest.
      1. Marcin's Avatar
        Marcin -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlkLightning Click here to enlarge
        I have seen the dyno sheet and the numbers are less than VRP825 package numbers. that is why I was wondering about a more recent developement.

        In regards to the VRP kit. We were initially making the kits for them until they went silent and dissapeared. As for the horsepower number that were released with the initial kits, that was on one dyno that were not duplicated on any other dyno. It was one happy dynojet. Every other dyno we went to the cars made consistant 640-650whp. The 700whp dyno sheets that were posted up everywhere were a one time occurance since we stopped using that dyno facility.
      1. BlkLightning's Avatar
        BlkLightning -
        I'm so happy to get a reply back.

        The VRP kit is very impressive. At, say, 645whp with 17% lost that equates to roughly 777 crank hp. I would love to see what the new turbos will produced. I was going purchased the VRP pacakge until I saw your current project. I am a speed freak, and I want my CL to crush all the GT-R out there. Please keep the update coming, I am sure many CL600 and CL65 owners are holding their breath, so please don't let us suffocate.
      1. KarlC's Avatar
        KarlC -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by 600whp S4 Click here to enlarge
        Those hot sides are wicked!!!
        HMM CL65 in my future


        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by KarlC Click here to enlarge
        Why not a CL600 for 10K + less and upgrade as you like ?


        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
        Good point but maybe for the extra displacement and better brakes.
        I just picked up a 03 CL600, with AMG / Sport package and the PO added the full AMG brakes, so I'm very happy with it. Next up ECU / TCU tune, cooling upgrades, wheels....
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        Sticky -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Marcin Click here to enlarge
        In regards to the VRP kit. We were initially making the kits for them until they went silent and dissapeared.
        Now that is interesting.
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        Sticky -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlkLightning Click here to enlarge
        I'm so happy to get a reply back.

        The VRP kit is very impressive. At, say, 645whp with 17% lost that equates to roughly 777 crank hp. I would love to see what the new turbos will produced. I was going purchased the VRP pacakge until I saw your current project. I am a speed freak, and I want my CL to crush all the GT-R out there. Please keep the update coming, I am sure many CL600 and CL65 owners are holding their breath, so please don't let us suffocate.
        Why purchase VRP anything? Sounds like this set of upgraded turbos is going to be the way to go.
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        Sticky -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by KarlC Click here to enlarge
        I just picked up a 03 CL600, with AMG / Sport package and the PO added the full AMG brakes, so I'm very happy with it. Next up ECU / TCU tune, cooling upgrades, wheels....
        Check out the MHP M275 software, very impressive results.

        Congrats on the car, post some pics up in a new thread!
      1. MHP LLC's Avatar
        MHP LLC -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by KarlC Click here to enlarge
        I just picked up a 03 CL600, with AMG / Sport package and the PO added the full AMG brakes, so I'm very happy with it. Next up ECU / TCU tune, cooling upgrades, wheels....
        Congrats on the purchase. Check out our v3 CDT (ECU/TCU Tuning) 708HP/989lb/ft SAE on 93 octane with no other mods.

        MHP Tune (ECU/TCU: v3 CDT) Only SL65, 65 AMG World Record, 11.01@128.3
        Vbox: 60-130: 8.04 seconds, 0-60mph: 3.37 seconds, 0-100mph: 7.03 seconds, .03% Incline





        On Dyno: 708HP/989lb/ft SAE, 93 Octane, 1:1:

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZx9TBELEwE

        email: sales@modernhorsepower.com or call 614.940.9523 Direct for more info.


        Thanks!
      1. Marcin's Avatar
        Marcin -
        Congrats on that run Andy. Thats some serious MPH for just software.
      1. MHP LLC's Avatar
        MHP LLC -
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Marcin Click here to enlarge
        Congrats on that run Andy. Thats some serious MPH for just software.
        Thank you Marcin.

        BTW, great work with Jody's car. I can't wait to see what that monster runs this fall/winter. Keep it up!

        Thanks
        Andy