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Old 03-27-2015, 03:20 PM   #27
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Tune options ?
Some say push a tune from a 996 of the same year as your car into it or do a dyno tune. The 2004 Special Edition came with the 987 air box with the larger MAF housing, so I might be able to push a tune from one of those and be good since mine is a 2003 and has the same engine.

However I'm going to go with a dyno tune when the time comes.

I believe I read our cars can adapt up to a 20% increase in air volume before running lean. The MAF house size is programed into the car's DME, so if you change to a larger MAF house the MAF sensor can not correctly determine the amount of air going into the engine. I think it will even throw a CEL when using the 987 MAF house.
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