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As a member of the secret S3 society I have been able to obtain parts from Porken for my car, in fact I have basically bought everything he sells. There has been a few threads with people really happy about his EZF'r chip for the S3. He came out with his long awaited fuel chip for the LH pretty recently. I uses either an AFPR or the S4 FPR, I chose the S4 FPR, and used 55psi which make injector load closer to 85% at WOT rather than 100% and more fuel to power the mid range torque.
I installed them last night and I am very pleased. Car responds, drives, and idles excellent.
All ebay chip users should resell them BACK on ebay and pick up a set of Porken's chips now that they are both out. I also hoped on the site to look at something and it looks like he is also making a fuel chip for the stock FPR, so for those not wanting to change the FPR then that should be done 'soon'
Thanks Ken!
I installed them last night and I am very pleased. Car responds, drives, and idles excellent.
All ebay chip users should resell them BACK on ebay and pick up a set of Porken's chips now that they are both out. I also hoped on the site to look at something and it looks like he is also making a fuel chip for the stock FPR, so for those not wanting to change the FPR then that should be done 'soon'
Thanks Ken!
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Anyway, it is nice to not only see someone fine tune the chips, but also fix the terribly 'broken' fuel chips we were using.
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Hmmm...if I were just a touch more narcissistic, that would make a nice window sticker.
For a couple of years I've been thinking about having a 32V sticker (~20mm tall) made. I'd put it on the lower right of the hatch, just below the spoiler, to warn that this S3 is not your father's OB.
For a couple of years I've been thinking about having a 32V sticker (~20mm tall) made. I'd put it on the lower right of the hatch, just below the spoiler, to warn that this S3 is not your father's OB.
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Hmmm...if I were just a touch more narcissistic, that would make a nice window sticker.
For a couple of years I've been thinking about having a 32V sticker (~20mm tall) made. I'd put it on the lower right of the hatch, just below the spoiler, to warn that this S3 is not your father's OB.
For a couple of years I've been thinking about having a 32V sticker (~20mm tall) made. I'd put it on the lower right of the hatch, just below the spoiler, to warn that this S3 is not your father's OB.
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Someday, I want to try making a Kamm back for my '85. I guess I could put POR KEN on there.
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I'm no Porken, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night. I'm going to say:
1. Crossovers with high-flow cats
2. Porken EZF'r/LH2.2r/55 chips with '87 S4 FPR (after replacing your fuel lines with a kit from Roger at 928sRus)
3. Drive it like you stole it!
Additionally, there are some gains to be had by going with a true dual exhaust all the way back, since the '85 has a 2-into-1-into-2 setup and the body isn't shaped right to just bolt on an '86.5 dual exhaust.