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Old 06-08-2009, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by gooseNSJ4
It may be the difference. I have EVO 540hp stage III with K24's. But you right, if ain't broke......
That's a fairly common problem for oiled filter elements with MAF cars. I would be hard pressed to put one into much of anything with EFI due to this issue. Carbureted, no biggie, gummed up electronics, no thanks.

Most of the problems have surfaced from folks who "clean" their elements and re-oil them with too much oil. But how do you know what's too much oil to cause the problem? It's not much of a science with a spray can applicator.

Just my $.02.
Old 06-09-2009, 12:57 AM
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Will look into the turbo S oil cooler. Does anyone have comparison data for GT1/hybrid turbos vs. K-24?Thanks.
Old 06-09-2009, 01:10 AM
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Unless you are going to take it to the track as a main function...hybrids are the way to go.
Old 06-09-2009, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by hal m
I have found that for street use only, the aux oil cooler has not been needed. I have a GT1 hybrid setup and have never had a problem with oil temps running around the streets and highways.
You "might" be right (depends on how you drive it on the street), but ... it was a recommended addition by the factory when upgrading even to their 450 hp kit, which is not the most aggressive of upgrades. Good insurance.

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Old 06-09-2009, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by hal m
I have found that for street use only, the aux oil cooler has not been needed. I have a GT1 hybrid setup and have never had a problem with oil temps running around the streets and highways.
My understanding is that you won't see any "problems" without the extra oil cooler, but in hot weather, it is almost certainly pulling timing and thus pulling the extra power of upgraded turbos.
Old 06-10-2009, 01:28 AM
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For street use the 993tt is much more than adequate. My favorite mods:
(1) SSK, completely changes the 'feel' of every shift. Unquantifiable improvement.
(2) PSS10s. lower the car if nothing else. Corners like heck to boot.
(3) RS front splitters and side skirts: much more aggressive look.
(4) 130 cell race CATS. incredibly deep rumble exhaust note after wards.

If you really want performance, then get Kevin's high flow hybrid turbos. They are superb. But once you touch the power 'switch', the endless slope begins.

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Old 06-10-2009, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by CP
(3) RS front splitters and side skirts: much more aggressive look.
Our aggressive look comes in the form of a WIDE ***. Besides, RS body parts don't work with the turbo bumper/widebody.
Old 06-10-2009, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by WHB Porsche
Our aggressive look comes in the form of a WIDE ***. Besides, RS body parts don't work with the turbo bumper/widebody.

Could well be true. My Ruf is a NB.

The side skirts should fit though.

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Originally Posted by CP
Could well be true. My Ruf is a NB.

The side skirts should fit though.

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Though the NB and WB front bumpers are interchangeable, the N/A front bumper and the Turbo front bumpers are different, so the splitters are out. Also, the WB cars have different side rocker panels (where the side skirts mount).
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993tt upgrade= EFI 930
Old 06-10-2009, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by hal m
I have found that for street use only, the aux oil cooler has not been needed. I have a GT1 hybrid setup and have never had a problem with oil temps running around the streets and highways.
Looks like you live in cooler climate. Ambient temps above 90 deg. will need aux cooler with 450 hp upgrades.
Old 06-11-2009, 12:53 PM
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I drive my daily in 95F temps here in Houston without heat issues so far. K24's, no 2nd cooler - though I will be adding one soon for the sake of it
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Originally Posted by eclou
I drive my daily in 95F temps here in Houston without heat issues so far. K24's, no 2nd cooler - though I will be adding one soon for the sake of it
Ambient certainly effects performance, but the biggest heat issue w/a TT is the cats....too bad you're here in SoCal...be great to run the car w/o cats....those cats simply bake the engine....I've got Kevin's 100 cell 130mm cats and no mufflers...sounds good....but maybe not DD material.
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Originally Posted by LA964RS
Ambient certainly effects performance, but the biggest heat issue w/a TT is the cats....too bad you're here in SoCal...be great to run the car w/o cats....those cats simply bake the engine....I've got Kevin's 100 cell 130mm cats and no mufflers...sounds good....but maybe not DD material.
Does removing the Catalytic converters not trip the CEL?
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I would look into changing exhaust system. Fabspeed, has a good one, just replaced my old modified exhaust with the one from Fabspeed. Will post results in few days.

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