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NewArt 01-12-2018 08:07 AM

Who can push a 986 special edition tune?
 
I am doing the 987 airbox/74mm TB mod in my 2004 Boxster S and would like to use the 987 maf. For this, I beleive that the best way would be to use the special edition tune. The problem is: where on earth cane I get this file and can it be loaded into my existing ECU? :confused:

JFP in PA 01-12-2018 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by NewArt (Post 560030)
I am doing the 987 airbox/74mm TB mod in my 2004 Boxster S and would like to use the 987 maf. For this, I beleive that the best way would be to use the special edition tune. The problem is: where on earth cane I get this file and can it be loaded into my existing ECU? :confused:

That will require access to a legitimate PIWIS system.

The Radium King 01-12-2018 08:55 AM

you will also need the codes for your car - specifically, the DME programming code. not easy to get. porsche is supposed to give them out but never does. you gotta know a 'guy' to get them. perhaps pm 986bsdriver to see what he is going through to get his. i *might* be out east in may, and could bring my pst2, but really up in the air at this point (currently losing on both sides of the money/time equation). otherwise, i have the old ducting left over from when i was running a base tune with 987 airbox and TB that i could send you.

NewArt 01-12-2018 10:04 AM

@TRK Were you using the 986 MAF with your setup?

The Radium King 01-12-2018 11:01 AM

before i went to a 996 tune in order to use the larger MAF holder, i had the 987 airbox and an adaptor to reduce down to the 986 MAF holder that i swapped off my old airbox. i have this adaptor though to the silicone elbow onto the throttlebody if interested.

NewArt 01-12-2018 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 560046)
before i went to a 996 tune in order to use the larger MAF holder, i had the 987 airbox and an adaptor to reduce down to the 986 MAF holde rthat i swaed off my old airbox. i have this adaptor though to the silicone elbow onto the throttlebody if interested.

Certainly interested! I'll send you a pm. :cheers:

BYprodriver 01-12-2018 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 560034)
you will also need the codes for your car - specifically, the DME programming code. not easy to get. porsche is supposed to give them out but never does. you gotta know a 'guy' to get them. perhaps pm 986bsdriver to see what he is going through to get his. i *might* be out east in may, and could bring my pst2, but really up in the air at this point (currently losing on both sides of the money/time equation). otherwise, i have the old ducting left over from when i was running a base tune with 987 airbox and TB that i could send you.

I told my local dealer service manager my engine failed so I was installing a different engine & converting to a racecar. He called PCNA & gave me the codes.

NewArt 01-12-2018 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by BYprodriver (Post 560066)
I told my local dealer service manager my engine failed so I was installing a different engine & converting to a racecar. He called PCNA & gave me the codes.

How did you upload the codes?

986bsdriver 01-12-2018 08:17 PM

It's certainly not easy to get the codes and every place has its reasons why they don't want to hand them out. I gotta be present with proof of ownership which isn't a huge issue, except I was on vacation with a different car. I did pay the dealership for the radio code though, they would not hand out anything else Other then that.

The Radium King 01-12-2018 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by NewArt (Post 560071)
How did you upload the codes?

the codes come as numbers on a piece of paper, associated with the VIN and specific to each car (ecu, gauge cluster, immobilizer). you type them into the pst2/piwis when pushing the new tune.

BYprodriver 01-13-2018 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by NewArt (Post 560071)
How did you upload the codes?

My PST-2 I bought from Todd Hollyoak.

NewArt 01-13-2018 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 560046)
before i went to a 996 tune in order to use the larger MAF holder, i had the 987 airbox and an adaptor to reduce down to the 986 MAF holder that i swapped off my old airbox. i have this adaptor though to the silicone elbow onto the throttlebody if interested.

I sent you a pm but haven’t heard back. :)p

The Radium King 01-13-2018 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by BYprodriver (Post 560104)
My PST-2 I bought from Todd Hollyoak.

ditto. that todd gets around.

10/10ths 01-14-2018 03:58 AM

I can push....
 
....my 550 SE down my driveway.


Does that count?

:p:p:p

NewArt 01-15-2018 06:02 AM

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Originally Posted by 10/10ths (Post 560134)
....my 550 SE down my driveway.


Does that count?

:p:p:p

Only if you can push it back up! :dance:


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