What is the experience and thoughts about a 1st Stage remap on the 997 Turbo? Is there any wide spread alarm or cons for the remap? Is it a no go or go go???
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997 Turbo Remap
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robbosliding said:What is the experience and thoughts about a 1st Stage remap on the 997 Turbo? Is there any wide spread alarm or cons for the remap? Is it a no go or go go???
I would have thought experiences are rather dependant on the tuner. What is your general area of the country and have you any tuners in mind?
Lancerlot said:It's rare for a 997 Turbo to need more power. Are you sure the engine is working at its optimum level? [8|]
Regards,
Clive
So :cough: the Turbo S power is unnecessary? ??
I have experience of the SharkWerks map which makes the 997.2 Turbo less laggy and more potent. It makes the accelerator response more akin to an NA car which even makes going slow more exciting as the car always feels ready to scarper at the merest thought.
I am am a big fan.
General reliability I was thinking about really. I know they say the cranks are good for 800bhp so 580 bhp should be fine. That said at 480bhp it's not a slouch but after regular driving it begins to feel "normal" so some more horses to make it gallop a bit more.
Clive will have about 580hp in his Turbo S
If you're driving the socks off it and constantly looking for more grunt, then a remap is certainly a possibility, but be prepared for additional modifications to brakes and suspension for optimum safety and performance.
I've had 3 x 997 turbos and the stock brakes on my 997.1 were definitely marginal on the limit even with the standard power output.
Regards,
Clive
I've had 3 x 997 turbos and the stock brakes on my 997.1 were definitely marginal on the limit even with the standard power output.
Regards,
Clive
Yes, I get that with the brakes, my standard car has always felt like it could do with being a bit better on the brakes front, heavy car (and verses the brakes and downshift I use on a ZX10R on track it feels slow to brake) - I had wondered about some green or yellow pads or something of that ilk.
ralphmusic said:Clive will have about 580hp in his Turbo S
Nah... 530bhp in a 997.2 Turbo S. Edit: just saw 991.2 Turbo S. Oh my!!!!!
To Clive’s point about brakes, suspension, etc. I highly recommend the DSC V1 by TPCRacing to upgrade the PASM.
I also recommend the Sharkwerks exhaust as it sounds epic. Like the turbo should sound.
As for brakes, I’ve never been left wanting.
JCX said:ralphmusic said:Clive will have about 580hp in his Turbo S
Nah... 530bhp in a 997.2 Turbo S. Edit: just saw 991.2 Turbo S. Oh my!!!!!
To Clive’s point about brakes, suspension, etc. I highly recommend the DSC V1 by TPCRacing to upgrade the PASM.
I also recommend the Sharkwerks exhaust as it sounds epic. Like the turbo should sound.
As for brakes, I’ve never been left wanting.
I'm lost with the DSC V1 - whats that?
Hi JCX....was the Sharkwerks a remap as well? I thought it was just the exhaust system? Reason I ask is that after having read your article I am keen to further explore (once reunited). But I am not that interested in a remap....
And sounds like the diet is going well for you!
And sounds like the diet is going well for you!
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