The AMG M113K engine

The AMG M113K engine is a supercharged 5.4-liter V8 engine produced by Mercedes-AMG between 1997 and 2011. This engine was designed to be a high-performance powerplant, with a focus on power, responsiveness, and durability.

Performance Characteristics:

• 5.4-liter displacement

• 469-574 horsepower (depending on application)

• 465-590 lb-ft of torque (depending on application)

• 6,800 rpm redline

• Supercharger forced induction

• Variable valve timing and lift

The AMG M113K engine was fitted in various Mercedes-AMG models, including:

• C55 AMG (2004-2007)

• E55 AMG (2003-2006)

• S55 AMG (2001-2006)

• CL55 AMG (2001-2006)

• SL55 AMG (2002-2008)

The M113K engine was built by AMG's skilled engineers and technicians at their facility in Affalterbach, Germany. AMG's attention to detail and commitment to performance led to the development of a highly robust and responsive engine.

• Hand-built: Each engine was hand-built by a single AMG engineer, ensuring attention to detail and quality.

• High-strength materials: AMG used high-strength materials, such as forged pistons and connecting rods, to ensure durability.

• Performance-focused design: The engine was designed with performance in mind, featuring a supercharger forced induction system and variable valve timing and lift.

The AMG M113K engine is a high-performance powerplant that was built to deliver exceptional power and responsiveness. While it has some common issues, regular maintenance and proper care can help prevent or address these problems. With its rich history, impressive performance characteristics, and exclusivity to various Mercedes-AMG models, the M113K engine is a testament to AMG's commitment to performance and excellence.