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 Added HP? Wonder how Porsche added 20 or so HP and a little torque from the 2001 model I have to the 2005? Still 2.7 liters. Anybody know? Similar, is there anything much to be gained from some of the aftermarket air intakes/filters? They claim improved breathing but how do you know - just wondering - coulda used a little more torque on the straights (no razz from the s guys please) | 
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 This month's Excellence Magazine has an article on just that exact topic.  I will re-read it later today and summarize the changes. In short, I don't think the aftermarket is going to get you to 240HP on a 2.7 but if that is their claim, then of course, they should dyno guarantee it!!!! :dance: | 
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 Hey Limoncello... check your private messages, or send me an email. Jack | 
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 According to the June edition of Panorama magazine the changes to the engines were as follows: Total redo of the exhaust system. The exhaust pipes are now routed to the wheel well area and back. The engine now uses the new LSU wideband Lambda probes, pre-cat converter. These probes provide more precise feedback to the engine CPU. These new sensors are also used post cat. That is what I have so far. Hard to say how likely it would be to duplicate this if one were an aftermarket company. | 
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 thanks BruceLee. The long straight at CMP is slightly uphill, and as soon as I would make the 3-4 shift it felt like the car was working to accelerate beyond 100. This morning I was looking at the owner's manual at the engine curves, and sure enough, 4th is much flatter than 3rd. The curves on the S with 6 speed stay steeper longer. Not complaining - I love the car and am still in awe of how it behaves on the track. The 987 changes sound hard to replicate - except maybe for the exhaust. | 
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 Yes, I suppose an aftermarket maker could copy the structure of the new exhaust. I wonder on the sensors, and of course, there are the software changes. Then, there are the changes they don't or won't tell us about! 240HP is a lot of HP from a normally aspirated car with 168 CI or so. Yet, Excellence Magazine implies that there are more HP increased coming in later years from both engines. Hmmm! :cheers: | 
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