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Old 04-22-2018, 09:37 AM   #221
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Congrats on your retirement. I'm almost 4 years in and everyday is a good day!

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Old 04-22-2018, 07:47 PM   #222
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Good to hear from you you. Glad to hear you and th beast are doing well.
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Old 07-19-2019, 11:16 AM   #223
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Hey guys it's time for more power Haha at least I hope so , if anyone knows Jake he never sits still he's always trying to improve . Part of that process has been coming up with an in house tuner and software vs. outsourcing as he has done in the past . This in house tuning has been available only to engine buyers for maybe 6 months or so . If the planets line up I will be on the dyno sometime next week to see if we can tune some more power out of her .

The last time she was on the dyno was with out sourced tuning and a GHL muffler . As of today the tuning has not changed but I have removed the GHL and installed a Mille Miglia I purchased used . Nothing else has changed other than I have added miles to her . I'm hoping for maybe 10 extra horse and some torque but we may get less or we may get more This will basically be it for tuning changes , I do however have a factory S muffler that I have modified with bypass pipes via 911brick on this forum . At some point I'll swap mufflers , get her on the dyno and see what changes that muffler makes if any . Other than that I drive her like I stole her
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Old 08-30-2019, 09:32 AM   #224
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So it's been 4 years and 7,000 miles later got a chance to get back to Jake's shop to do some fine tuning . I looked back at my old dyno charts and she made 277 hp and 245 lb. ft. of torque at the wheels when she was new . That was in the winter so cold crisp air . The only thing I have altered since then is I took off the GHL muffler and installed the stock S muffler with a home version of PSE bypass pipes . Jake has a new propriatory tuning system so I decided to try it . Yesterday the temps were in the mid 80's but not too humid so decent conditions .

Basically after about 15 pulls we had it dialed in , the AFR's from idle to 7K are perfect with max hp of 282.22 and torque of 252 ........... at the wheels ! The throttle response is even more crisp than it was which is hard to believe . Idle is rock steady , light throttle or heavy throttle she's as smooth as a turbine . Zero drivability issues it starts great cold or hot . One of the guys at the shop stated mine pulls as hard as some 4 litres he has driven . I know Jake is building some monster motors so mine is a pip squeek in comparison but I wouldn't trade mine for anything at the moment . Driving " the beast " in the mountains is just crazy I can power slide at will or keep her sedate and in control . I can't imagine how many of these Porsche could have sold if they rolled off the assembly line like this one .
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Old 08-30-2019, 11:30 AM   #225
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Glad to hear it was worth your time and money. Always a great feeling when things work out.
When my engine goes bang I’ll definitely be going bigger.
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Old 08-30-2019, 11:35 AM   #226
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"At the wheels"in original pull?

You stated that she made the first set of numbers at the wheels and then made a big point about the second set of numbers being at the wheels?

Did you make a typo and mean to say the first numbers were at the crank?

Also, those first numbers are larger than the Porsche factory numbers.

Are the first numbers after some mods?

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Old 08-30-2019, 12:07 PM   #227
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I went typo crazy , all numbers posted are at the wheels as tested on a Dyno Jet .
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Final clarification , all hp and torque numbers from 4 years ago and yesterday are after Jake built the engine . My guess is she's around 315 or so at the crank . But it's just numbers it's how it drives that is the most important . And she drives very well
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Old 08-30-2019, 04:28 PM   #229
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Thanks!

Roger, that!

Soooo, the power increase was just from the tuning?

Jake is awesome. He has helped me so much since I bought my 986 in 2015. I shipped my Box to him and he installed his "IMS Solution" and a list of other preventative work I requested.

The car has been a dream.


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