Techno Torque 2

[Bobiam]

Have you watched this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFmLlwKD69w

The product tested here is being compared immediately after the bolt-in of the new produst with impressive gains in HP and torque. There does not appear to be any wait for the ECU to adapt to the change. For Pedro's TurboTorque 30-100 miles is recommended for the ECU to adapt and compensate for the change. That seems reasonable, so what about the product in this video?? But their price is too darn high.

[edevlin]

I just ordered one for my 2000 base Boxster. There is a slim chance I will be able to do a baseline pull, install the unit, then drive a bit and do another pull. I have a busy schedule these days, but I will post if can make it to the dyno, what fun....

Ed

:dance:

[ppbon]

Originally Posted by Bobiam

Have you watched this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFmLlwKD69w

The product tested here is being compared immediately after the bolt-in of the new produst with impressive gains in HP and torque. There does not appear to be any wait for the ECU to adapt to the change. For Pedro's TurboTorque 30-100 miles is recommended for the ECU to adapt and compensate for the change. That seems reasonable, so what about the product in this video?? But their price is too darn high.

On the last line of IPD's Installation Instructions they state:
>>It will take approximately 5 to 50 miles for the DME/ECU to recognize the increased air flow and make the necessary adaptation corrections complete.
Thank you once again for your purchase of the IPD intake plenum.>>
http://roadsportsupply.com/PDFs/IPD/Plenum_Inst_Part_96200_96201.pdf

Happy Boxstering,
Pedro