Brabus has created the world's first tuning kit, which increases engine power without affecting environmental friendliness

Brabus, specializing in Mercedes car tuning, announced the world's first whale for the diesel engine of the Mercedes S-Class sedan, which ensures its compliance with Euro-6 environmental standards. Such requirements for engines will enter into force in Europe only in 2014. In addition, the whale increases the power of the motor by 55 horsepower.

Installation of a special ECO PowerXtra D6S package on the Mercedes S350 Bluetec reduces CO2 emissions to 30% and increases the power of a three -liter diesel unit by 55 hp, to 313 horses. The engine whale is installed with the switching and off function. So, in the usual mode, the machine uses stock 255 hp, and when the SPORT mode is turned on on the gearbox selector, the motor operates at full power, providing acceleration from zero to 100 km/h in 6.5 seconds, which is about half a seconds more than earlier, writes WorldCarfans .

However, they indicate the "news" , the main result of the experiment in the studio is not at all stunning figures. The engineers managed to demonstrate that the power unit after refinement in a tuning company may not lose in environmental friendliness, and since this is technically possible, then an increase in return will not be long in coming.