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Claas Tractors Tucano 570 7.2L 349 hp Tuning (2003–)

Factory specification and Stage 1 remap gains for the Claas Tractors Tucano 570 7.2L 349 hp (2003–). A Stage 1 calibration adds 26 BHP and 94 Nm — software only, no hardware modifications required.

20032003–7200 ccDieselECU: Bosch MD1CE101Estimated
MeasureOriginalStage 1

Power

BHP

349

375Estimated

+26 BHP · +7%

Torque

Nm

1116Estimated

1210

+94 Nm · +8%

+26 BHP

Stage 1 power gain (estimated)

+94 Nm

Stage 1 torque gain (estimated)

Estimated figures are based on engine, ECU and comparable application data. Actual results can vary depending on software version, machine condition and configuration.

Power & torque curves

Illustrative Performance Curve

Illustrative curve generated from published/estimated peak figures. This is not an individual rolling-road test. Power (BHP, solid) and torque (Nm, dashed) across engine speed (RPM); peak figures match the published database values.

0100200300050010001k1.5k2kBHPNmRPM349 bhp375 bhp

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Stock: 349 bhp · 1116 Nm (peak)

Stage 1: 375 bhp · 1210 Nm (peak)

Tuning tool compatibility

This ECU was not found in the manufacturer compatibility databases we cross-reference.

AutoTuner

Not listed

Not found in this manufacturer's published data — ask us, coverage updates frequently.

Alientech KESS3

Not listed

Not found in this manufacturer's published data — ask us, coverage updates frequently.

Magicmotorsport FLEX

Not listed

Not found in this manufacturer's published data — ask us, coverage updates frequently.

Dimsport New Genius / New Trasdata

Not listed

Not found in this manufacturer's published data — ask us, coverage updates frequently.

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