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I would be interested as well but would like a bit more detail on the DIY install. Specifically how hard it is to remove the lower engine cover/diffuser.
Very welcome. We received a lot of emails fror you guys. Thank you. I am waiting to hear about 1 more thing from CARGRAPHIC and will send out emails to you guys!
Last edited by SupremePower; Feb 16, 2023 at 03:10 PM.
I just took a peek under my car to get a feel for the install and my exhaust set up is nothing like the GT3 and the instructions in the link above do not seem to be applicable at all.
Did emails go out? Is there tiered pricing for more buyers? Thanks for doing this.
Not yet. Just negotiated the pricing w Cargraphic. Will send out an email. We will hit the top tier which is 10+ units. We are going to order them in to our shop then distribute to everyone. Once we get a head count we will order them in. Sending an email out shortly. And very welcome!
Forcing the valves fully open 100% at all times you will reduce power on a turbo car.
I had a Renntech valve module for my Mercedes, AMG E63. We Dyno tested it with the fully open valves forced by a module and then removed it and Dino’s with it stock valve function. More torque stock, better turbo operation and pressures that the ECU can properly maintain.
- if you want power and mild sound bump on a 992, add sport cats, and then you’re forced to tune it.
- if you want much more sound, grab an expensive valved aftermarket exhaust or go no valve with SharkWerks (no tunes needed for most cat-back exhaust only options)
Forcing the valves fully open 100% at all times you will reduce power on a turbo car.
I had a Renntech valve module for my Mercedes, AMG E63. We Dyno tested it with the fully open valves forced by a module and then removed it and Dino’s with it stock valve function. More torque stock, better turbo operation and pressures that the ECU can properly maintain.
- if you want power and mild sound bump on a 992, add sport cats, and then you’re forced to tune it.
- if you want much more sound, grab an expensive valved aftermarket exhaust or go no valve with SharkWerks (no tunes needed for most cat-back exhaust only options)
The benefit of the control module is that you can keep the valve function stock as well. Losing a little power on the street isn’t a big deal if what you’re saying is true. If Racing, set it back to stock.
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