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997.1 GT3 RS with 4.0 - aka Frog.0 - running the best it ever has thanks to COBB AP

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Old 04-13-2015, 09:18 AM
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Sigh. Still searching for hi-mile frogger donor.
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I hope to be purchasing the Cobb unit soon. Any sales coming up?
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Great to see Cobb supporting Porsche now! I have their AccessPort on my DD Mits Evo IX that lets me swap between 91 Octane and E85 fuel maps (425hp, 435 ft-lbs with stock turbo and internals). Great product!
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Originally Posted by qtqc
I hope to be purchasing the Cobb unit soon. Any sales coming up?
They just released it.. I doubt they will be giving any "sales" anytime soon.. You can reach out to a shop like TopSpeed and see if they can help off of retail..
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Just curious, anyone have any pics of how the mounted the unit in the car?
Thanks
Old 04-26-2015, 11:19 AM
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In my turbo I use a cell phone vent mount for mine. Works great


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Just so everyone knows you don't have to mount it at all. You can unplug it after the reflashes and just keep it in the side pocket or glove box.
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^^^ Yep, I keep mine in the clove box. Just plug it back in to change the tune, read/clear fault codes, log runs or read parameters in gauge mode. Other than that its safe out of the way.
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Originally Posted by Ur20v
^^^ Yep, I keep mine in the clove box. Just plug it back in to change the tune, read/clear fault codes, log runs or read parameters in gauge mode. Other than that its safe out of the way.
What paramets do you like to watch real time?

I have no idea what is interesting to watch or log :-)

Mine sits in glove box unless changing a tune.

My old Skool way of checking running condition is looking at the plugs and they looked perfect after over 1500 Cobb track miles.
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^^^Nothing, just saying - you just can

Mine stays in the glove box because car runs perfectly and never throws a code.

GTR boys seem to like lots of gauges.
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Well I couldn't resist anymore and I ordered a unit. Cant wait to try it out.



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