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Old 09-26-2022, 06:14 PM
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Serious question and I don’t mean this in a cynical way as I have no reason to doubt your claims, but why would Porsche leave 75 hp on the table? Do they not have the technology or expertise to tune an intake and exhaust to produce the same power numbers that Dundon was able to achieve? I mean a 20% power increase is simply massive. Why did Porsche not do this themselves?
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What gas/octane is being used? Are the before / after dynos using the same?
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Originally Posted by GlenGT3
Serious question and I don’t mean this in a cynical way as I have no reason to doubt your claims, but why would Porsche leave 75 hp on the table? Do they not have the technology or expertise to tune an intake and exhaust to produce the same power numbers that Dundon was able to achieve? I mean a 20% power increase is simply massive. Why did Porsche not do this themselves?
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I get this question a lot...

"Porsche knows everything, why didn't they make my street car a 919 hybrid race car with 1500hp" or the like. Yes absolutely Porsche knows how. They chose not to do it. Why, I can't answer that.

The fact we spent the time and energy required to help make these wonderful modern classics relevant power wise versus they're 991 brethren means James get's to enjoy his car even more.





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Originally Posted by limitedslip
What gas/octane is being used? Are the before / after dynos using the same?
I'm sure James will weigh in but I believe it was 100octane before and after...


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Originally Posted by Jamie@dundonmotorsports
I'm sure James will weigh in but I believe it was 100octane before and after...
Any idea what the total weight savings is assuming Ti muffler? Like... whats 50lbs translate to seat of the pants HP
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Originally Posted by Jamie@dundonmotorsports
Cost
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Planned obsolescence (ensuring the next car has more power than the previous one...)

I get this question a lot...

"Porsche knows everything, why didn't they make my street car a 919 hybrid race car with 1500hp" or the like. Yes absolutely Porsche knows how. They chose not to do it. Why, I can't answer that.

The fact we spent the time and energy required to help make these wonderful modern classics relevant power wise versus they're 991 brethren means James get's to enjoy his car even more.
thanks for the response. Makes sense.
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Originally Posted by GlenGT3
thanks for the response. Makes sense.
I read an article once about the GTR where they said one of the reasons nerf it was they actually want to encourage the secondary market. Having strong companies like Dundon around only helps w/marketing/sales/PR and promotes the next generation power.
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Originally Posted by Wonderdan
Any idea what the total weight savings is assuming Ti muffler? Like... whats 50lbs translate to seat of the pants HP
It's about 50lbs savings in total going from a completely stock system to the Street headers and ultralight Ti muffler...

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Just ordered Dundon Street Headers for my 997.1 3RS. Pairing with OEM rear box. I do have a Sharkwerk's Xpipe that I might try and pair with as well. Will post review after install.
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Originally Posted by MattDFW
Just ordered Dundon Street Headers for my 997.1 3RS. Pairing with OEM rear box. I do have a Sharkwerk's Xpipe that I might try and pair with as well. Will post review after install.
I'm running Dundon headers with an RSS center delete. Sound is glorious. The street headers not setting a CEL is a lie though. I've had one since they've been installed. Dundon has half assed a few solutions, nothing has worked. They've just wasted my time and my mechanics time.
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Originally Posted by ranger22
I'm running Dundon headers with an RSS center delete. Sound is glorious. The street headers not setting a CEL is a lie though. I've had one since they've been installed. Dundon has half assed a few solutions, nothing has worked. They've just wasted my time and my mechanics time.
I was unaware and thought this avoided the CEL issue since high flow cats are still in place.
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Originally Posted by MattDFW
I was unaware and thought this avoided the CEL issue since high flow cats are still in place.
High flow cats can be spotty with CELs. Most 100 cells will trip them and it’s hit or miss whether a 200 cell will.
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Originally Posted by Vocan
High flow cats can be spotty with CELs. Most 100 cells will trip them and it’s hit or miss whether a 200 cell will.
Makes sense, hopefully the 200 cell will not. Fingers crossed.
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I ran the old V1 version of their street headers for about 2500 miles.. had a CEL issue one time and never came back after I cleared it (and I passed NYS inspection with all ready monitors). Running their V2 version of the street headers now with the full D4 power kit.. can't speak to no CEL as I'm running the required map but boy does this thing boogie. Could never justify buying a 4.0 now. Car is a monster.
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