Remap advice 997 Turbo
Remap advice 997 Turbo
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rimkah

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1,057 posts

195 months

Sunday 30th June 2013
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On a 2008 997 turbo tiptronic, could a remap make it more responsive/less laggy under 3k rpm?

Thanks

IMI A

9,997 posts

230 months

Monday 1st July 2013
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Yes a remap should help to make the car less laggy. These guys seem to know their tips well and can send you a remote DIY tool to remap the car. http://www.esmotor.com.tr


rimkah

Original Poster:

1,057 posts

195 months

Monday 1st July 2013
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Thanks will give them a call.

Mr Freefall

2,323 posts

287 months

Monday 1st July 2013
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rimkah said:
On a 2008 997 turbo tiptronic, could a remap make it more responsive/less laggy under 3k rpm?

Thanks
Are you on about the response of the turbos, or the response of the Tip box and change up/down?

Make sure you get someone who know exactly what they are doing to you don't fry your clutch plates with too much torque!

Nine Excellence have lots of experience on this topic, give Ken a call.

Rgds

Mr F

rimkah

Original Poster:

1,057 posts

195 months

Monday 1st July 2013
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Mr Freefall said:
rimkah said:
On a 2008 997 turbo tiptronic, could a remap make it more responsive/less laggy under 3k rpm?

Thanks
Are you on about the response of the turbos, or the response of the Tip box and change up/down?

Make sure you get someone who know exactly what they are doing to you don't fry your clutch plates with too much torque!

Nine Excellence have lots of experience on this topic, give Ken a call.

Rgds

Mr F
In terms when you floor it from standstill, normal traffic is quicker until 3k rpm then the power comes in. Which sucks when driving in the city. I guess its the turbo spooling.

Thanks will contact Ken.