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Bavarian Motorist · 01-03-2007, 08:17 PM

Thanks for the ideas, guys.

I think I am against sending my ECU anywhere. I'd prefer to just buy an OBD chip that is removable and reversible than to make any permanent changes, even though it would cost more for the single product.

As for learning how to drive better, I plan to do that with this sum of cash I have, however, no matter how well I know how to drive, the car wll always feel better and drive better if it's more powerful. That's not replacable and can not be replicated.

So what would you say then if I took driving courses? Take more? My point is, these upgrades are going to have to happen at some point. Might as well be now.

I appreciate all the input and advice.

I know it would be hard to squeeze power out of this engine that already gets 91hp/L, but I am going to try to anyhow. Silly me.

01-03-2007, 08:17 PM	#7
Bavarian Motorist Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: NYC area Posts: 681	Thanks for the ideas, guys. I think I am against sending my ECU anywhere. I'd prefer to just buy an OBD chip that is removable and reversible than to make any permanent changes, even though it would cost more for the single product. As for learning how to drive better, I plan to do that with this sum of cash I have, however, no matter how well I know how to drive, the car wll always feel better and drive better if it's more powerful. That's not replacable and can not be replicated. So what would you say then if I took driving courses? Take more? My point is, these upgrades are going to have to happen at some point. Might as well be now. I appreciate all the input and advice. I know it would be hard to squeeze power out of this engine that already gets 91hp/L, but I am going to try to anyhow. Silly me. __________________ Miss my Boxster