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Old 08-23-2021, 04:09 PM
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Default 992 Turbo & Turbo S OBD Flashing

Here at M-Engineering we are excited to introduce the M-Tuner Suite for the Porsche 992 Turbo and Turbo S! The M-Tuner suite allows you to OBD flash your car in the comfort of your garage or shop without removal of the ECU. Our software also features the ability to read and clear faults, datalogging, view live data, and flash back to stock at your convenience. Please feel welcome to email info@m-engineering.us for more information or place an order.


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Great news. Can you share which hardware you are using and if this will allow us to have multiple maps.

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Is there a provision to remove the software and go back to fully stock before bringing the car in for service? I know the ECU flash counter will be off.
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Originally Posted by M Engineering
Here at M-Engineering we are excited to introduce the M-Tuner Suite for the Porsche 992 Turbo and Turbo S! The M-Tuner suite allows you to OBD flash your car in the comfort of your garage or shop without removal of the ECU. Our software also features the ability to read and clear faults, datalogging, view live data, and flash back to stock at your convenience. Please feel welcome to email info@m-engineering.us for more information or place an order.

is this CARB approved?
and - if not - is there a plan/timetable to obtain approval?

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Originally Posted by Dr. G
Is there a provision to remove the software and go back to fully stock before bringing the car in for service? I know the ECU flash counter will be off.
Yes, with our M-Tuner Suite you have the ability to got back to stock at your convenience.
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Originally Posted by peterdouglas
is this CARB approved?
and - if not - is there a plan/timetable to obtain approval?
We are currently in the process of submitting an EO for it. This is of high priority.
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Yes, with our M-Tuner Suite you have the ability to got back to stock at your convenience.
thank you very much - but

1. if switched back to stock, will there be any problem under CARB’s new ECU-testing regime?
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2. has this tune been approved by CARB?

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Originally Posted by M Engineering
We are currently in the process of submitting an EO for it. This is of high priority.
Thank you very much- please keep this thread updated on status and progress.
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Originally Posted by peterdouglas
thank you very much - but

1. if switched back to stock, will there be any problem under CARB’s new ECU-testing regime?
and
2. has this tune been approved by CARB?
This tune will work with California's new emissions laws. We don't have an EO as we just released it but are working on it.
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Originally Posted by M Engineering
This tune will work with California's new emissions laws. We don't have an EO as we just released it but are working on it.
Excellent-please keep all of us posted on each stage (application, submissions, comments, approvals etc etc) of the CARB/EO approval process.
Appears to be a superior product - if it can also satisfy emissions standards and testing requirements.
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Very exciting. Are there maps for different gas? For example non-ethanol 94 and/or California-style 91 with ethanol? Also, what about maps for high-flow cats/exhaust?
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Very exciting. Are there maps for different gas? For example non-ethanol 94 and/or California-style 91 with ethanol? Also, what about maps for high-flow cats/exhaust?
I'm wondering the same thing. I see your stage 1 was for 93. I have 91 here but can occasionally get 100 so it would be nice to have multiple maps. What is the cost for this?
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Originally Posted by ss2z06
I'm wondering the same thing. I see your stage 1 was for 93. I have 91 here but can occasionally get 100 so it would be nice to have multiple maps. What is the cost for this?

Yup! We are quite used to the gases in different regions and countries so can get something that fits. Can also datalog as well to see if the cars is knocking.

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Did a little custom tuning remotely with the new M-Tuner suite. This car has intercooler and exhaust with some meth on 93. This is on a very low reading dyno. Add about 15% to get dyno jet numbers.


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Default 992TTS-M-Engineering OBD Flash M-Tuner Suite

Ordered the M-Engineering OBD Flash M-Tuner Suite today for the 992TTS. Should be interesting, given the ~115whp increase over stock when running 93octane.
Will report back on the customer experience and the car’s performance.
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