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We just recently became a new sponsor vendor here as Performance Eurowerks! I'll be posting a full introduction thread in the near future as we collate all of our photos and narrative to share with you all.
I stumbled upon this thread in a quick search and was very pleased to see that others have heard of mcchip-DKR. We are the sole and exclusive mcchip-DKR North America distributor, installer, and flashing center. Being in the autmotive/motorsport industry for many years, we have been on the hunt to find a tuner that we wholeheartedly trust with all of our own and client street/track cars.
We stumbled upon mcchip-DKR after following some of the quick Porsche teams in VLN. Seeing that they tuned a lot of 996, 997, and 991 GT3 race cars and campaign their own 991 GT3 Cup, we were incredibly intrigued. After a lot of research and conferencing with the team at mcchip-DKR, we tried some of their tunes and were absolutely sold!
Now we can offer all of their tunes for a lot of the Porsche vehicles, including the 981 GT4. I have a dyno graph on my shop computer, so I can certainly post that up for you all.
Stay posted for informative threads in the very near future!
For entertainment sake, here's a shot of their 991 GT3 Cup MR!
with the more conservative (and graph-proven) claims from other vendors on here for their ECU tunes, we are slightly skeptical but eager to learn more. most vendors are showing strong gains (20+hp) only with headers and exhaust systems... will be interesting to see how this company can provide similar with just an ECU-tune... would imply that a lot of power is artificially trapped in that engine by porsche so as to protect it's 911 cars?
01-11-2016 | 01:49 AM
