ECU Tuning Questions (Detailed)
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Nice.
Which model 911 do you have? 11.2 @ 127 is not that shabby.
MT or PDK?
That 60' 1.8 seconds is respectable for street tires.
Nice.
Which model 911 do you have? 11.2 @ 127 is not that shabby.
MT or PDK?
That 60' 1.8 seconds is respectable for street tires.
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@justbob
Nice.
Which model 911 do you have? 11.2 @ 127 is not that shabby.
MT or PDK?
That 60' 1.8 seconds is respectable for street tires.
Nice.
Which model 911 do you have? 11.2 @ 127 is not that shabby.
MT or PDK?
That 60' 1.8 seconds is respectable for street tires.
Not to bad for a 69 year old man.
I did a little drag racing but raced SCCA and a little IMSA
"The older I get, the faster I was" Haha
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Hhahaha... same for all of us I think! I've definitely noticed my reflexes are not quite as sharp. Nice to see some numbers finally!
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Welcome!
If you want a warranty and a tune, you'll have to go with the APR+ tune. They offer a 2-year warranty with their 91 octane tune for $3000 (it's a $1500 premium for the warranty). You can upgrade to the 93 octane tune after the two year warranty is up for free.
This is more than likely what I'm going to do as my car is CPO and has two years left on the warranty.
If you want a warranty and a tune, you'll have to go with the APR+ tune. They offer a 2-year warranty with their 91 octane tune for $3000 (it's a $1500 premium for the warranty). You can upgrade to the 93 octane tune after the two year warranty is up for free.
This is more than likely what I'm going to do as my car is CPO and has two years left on the warranty.
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I believe it can be done on gts turbos with a good tune. What mods do you have on your gts and is it a manual or pdk @thesaintusa ?
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I believe it can be done on gts turbos with a good tune. What mods do you have on your gts and is it a manual or pdk @thesaintusa ?
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Nice. That sounds like a good plan. I am running a Cobb protune and it’s been performing well. My mph in the 1/4 mile is lower than expected (120 mph) but next weekend I will be tearing it apart to check for boost leaks and fix them. Imo I should be around 123/124mph at least based on the power it made on the dyno (466whp or 107whp over stock)