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Old 10-05-2013, 09:26 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by tanque55 View Post
Was watching 5th gear and they were showing hp increases by doing simple maintenance such as oil change and air filters, plugs and spark plug wires. One of the interesting ones was using a injector/fuel cleaner where they increased about 5 hp on the dyno. Any one use a fuel treatment on their cars? Think this is true?
I would personally never throw in a chemical that has not been tested on the various materials found in Pcar's motors (seals, gaskets, bearings, rods, etc). But that's just excessive paranoia maybe! Unless the engineers from Porsche themselves tells me 'no worries' then I'd be happy to give it a try.

I don't think you looking at gains, but more of a factory setting "restoration" by de-clogging FIs or having fresh engine (vital) parts swapped to NEW. I wouldn't be surprised that if you change all of the parts you've mentioned above for new P parts I'm sure you'll gain back the +25hp that your car was originally giving out for free
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