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Old 09-07-2021, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by anes911
for the 1% of people that will Pursue larger power gains.
- when will a 1000hp package be ready? Is it even possible with this platform/motor ?

in short, a 150+ MPH trap speed,
as of right now I have seen a max of 147.
The 992TT is still a new platform, and as time passes we will have a better understanding of upgraded hardparts compatibility as well as strength of rods and other engine components. Right now we have tuned one around 900whp. Stay tuned for future package updates, they are certainly in the works I don't have a current ETA to the release date of these.

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Question for M-Engineering and anyone who has tuned the ECU so far. Are the stock tire sizes adequate for getting the extra power to the ground? The two things I get concerned about with a tune are traction and braking performance.
Stock tires and sizes have been great so far with our flash, no issues. But as always, the stickier the grippier.

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I hope I do not interfere M-team with my answer in their thread. Speaking about stock numbers only.

We had some TT and TTs on the dyno and i wanted to share actual difference between them. Turbo wheels sizes are actually different. Conditions are a bit different too, so i added
​to the image. Numbers are from Dynojet dyno.
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Originally Posted by LEVELperformance
I hope I do not interfere M-team with my answer in their thread. Speaking about stock numbers only.

We had some TT and TTs on the dyno and i wanted to share actual difference between them. Turbo wheels sizes are actually different. Conditions are a bit different too, so i added
​to the image. Numbers are from Dynojet dyno.
Not entirely clear to me which models/tunes your graph shows
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Originally Posted by peterdouglas
Not entirely clear to me which models/tunes your graph shows
It is the face to face comparison - Turbo vs Turbo S, not modified. Wheel horsepower from dynojet. Posted this just to share the difference between the baseline. This was pretty interesting for me when I compared them and I haven't seen if anyone already posted this before.
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Originally Posted by LEVELperformance
It is the face to face comparison - Turbo vs Turbo S, not modified. Wheel horsepower from dynojet. Posted this just to share the difference between the baseline. This was pretty interesting for me when I compared them and I haven't seen if anyone already posted this before.
Thank you very much
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Thanks for sharing!
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First I have seen, thanks...Porshe is pretty accurate with their numbers TTS vs TT. Power curve explains why they feel similar on the street.
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In for Info for my wishful thinking.


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My car is coming from PA to visit you guys out there, I know it will come back a monster
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My car is coming from PA to visit you guys out there, I know it will come back a monster
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Looking forward to buying it once the long wait for my new 992TT is over! Very interested to hear of any dyno results for that model.
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Originally Posted by wotaskd
Looking forward to buying it once the long wait for my new 992TT is over! Very interested to hear of any dyno results for that model.
Bro… my order got pushed from December to February…. SMH..
I feel
your pain!!
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Any updates from those that have done the tune?
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Originally Posted by Dr. G
Any updates from those that have done the tune?
I am using the M-engineering platform.
I started with high-flow cats and a tune (Stage 1).
I'm currently running a stage 4 tune / setup (exhaust, upgraded turbos, intercoolers & methanol).
This is a comparison video of the stock 992 TTS vs the Stage1 & Stage 4 992 TTS up to 150 mph. DA about 7K, temp in the 60-70's, same location & all on 91 octane.


Here's a video of a half mile run. Looking at trap speed it's making some solid power. My understanding is that we're limited at this point by the transmission (specifically clutch pressure). There's still a lot of room in this car to turn things up once that's sorted. Fyi- the clink noise in the beginning of the video is just my keys.


I think this is a solid tuning platform (certainly in its early stages though). I've been working with Sam & Mitch- solid dudes.

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Originally Posted by UTPorsche
DA about 7K, temp in the 60-70's, same location & both on 91 octane.

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7000 DA????? If so, where is this?

Or did you mean, actual Elevation?




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