First true standalone for 996/997 completed by Switzer Performance Innovation!!!
#31
there has been so much controversy on the forums regarding numbers made on dynos. so for the time being, we have decided to forego posting dyno numbers. i think what really matters is what the car can actually do on the street, i.e. 0 - 60 mph, 1/4 mile, 1/4 trap speed, 60 - 130 mph, etc., etc. So we are going to connect a driftbox to the car and post what this car is capable of on the street, which is much more important than a dyno number. please keep in mind that we are tuning on 93 octane gas, and the car is already substantially faster than my Carrera GT. The driftbox should be in next week, so as long as we have some good weather, i hope to post the driftbox numbers late next week!
#33
That being said, please don't try to stirup an internet issue when there isn't one....those two work very effectively together and Todd is excited to continue working with Tym as a Protomotive dealer and vice versa....
#34
Once Tym gets a chance to be online, he mentioned he was planning on publicly thanking Todd for the help he provided in getting the OEM ECU to talk properly to the standalone so that everything worked like the factory. Tym isn't like some others on this board.....
That being said, please don't try to stirup an internet issue when there isn't one....those two work very effectively together and Todd is excited to continue working with Tym as a Protomotive dealer and vice versa....
That being said, please don't try to stirup an internet issue when there isn't one....those two work very effectively together and Todd is excited to continue working with Tym as a Protomotive dealer and vice versa....
Seriously though, congrats to your peeps there. They've done great. Watched the video and two thumbs up. Two thumbs up...
#35
I would never put an AEM on a Porsche (or anything that you daily drive)....and neither would Tym But yes, the minimum features would include everything you could do with a Motec...plus more.
#38
I referenced Motec as an example....it's actually has some more features, is manufactured to a higher quality, and is cheaper than Motec. And I love the Motec in my Supra
#39
I still remember seeing the exhaust for a 997tt DK996TT sent it out here and wow...
#40
Greetings to all. I normally don't get the time to follow up with forums much, so bear with me while I try to answer some questions behind what we've been up to.
First of all I'd like to make it very clear that Todd Knighton and I are friends as well as business associates. We work closely together on a regular basis exchanging products, information and tuning data. He has probably contributed more to this community than many will ever know, so it's important to me that everyone knows where I stand when it comes to the Knighton's and SPI. You will likely not find anyone who has a better knowledge of the calibration architecture in the stock DME, nor the experience to apply it than Todd. Many thanks to Protomotive for their assistance with this project... there's been so much work and so many man hours that have gone into this effort that I can't even quantify it!
For the last few months, I have been working diligently to integrate stand alone engine managment into the 996 and 997 platforms. Many of you ask why and the answer is simple. I wanted complete control over the tuning in order to produce the desired result on particular build ups. In this way, I can control every aspect of the vehicle's tune in order to tailor it to some of the particular needs of my clients. I can also add additional tuning features that really aren't possible with the stock DME. I would like to make it clear, however, that many of these features are not necessary for 90 percent of my clients and that is why I use Todd at Protomotive for my DME programming and will continue to do so.
I'm very excited to have the 997 up and running and it's running strong. We are through our first phase of tuning as many of you have already seen. We've got a few changes to make and more tuning to do, so things should get really exciting in the next week or so.
I haven't really been worried about max power glory pulls on the dyno at this point as I have had my attention focused on tuning transient reponse and driveability.
Like I said, this solution won't be for everyone, but I can assure you that even our reflashed DME clients will benefit from the amount of data that we've already attained while using the stand alone on the car.
For those of you trying to get ahold of me, feel free to PM me or drop me an email if you can't get me on the phone. I'll do the best I can to get back to everyone as soon as I can!
Thanks again to everyone for their compliments!
Play nice! (Especially you, Jamie!!! )
First of all I'd like to make it very clear that Todd Knighton and I are friends as well as business associates. We work closely together on a regular basis exchanging products, information and tuning data. He has probably contributed more to this community than many will ever know, so it's important to me that everyone knows where I stand when it comes to the Knighton's and SPI. You will likely not find anyone who has a better knowledge of the calibration architecture in the stock DME, nor the experience to apply it than Todd. Many thanks to Protomotive for their assistance with this project... there's been so much work and so many man hours that have gone into this effort that I can't even quantify it!
For the last few months, I have been working diligently to integrate stand alone engine managment into the 996 and 997 platforms. Many of you ask why and the answer is simple. I wanted complete control over the tuning in order to produce the desired result on particular build ups. In this way, I can control every aspect of the vehicle's tune in order to tailor it to some of the particular needs of my clients. I can also add additional tuning features that really aren't possible with the stock DME. I would like to make it clear, however, that many of these features are not necessary for 90 percent of my clients and that is why I use Todd at Protomotive for my DME programming and will continue to do so.
I'm very excited to have the 997 up and running and it's running strong. We are through our first phase of tuning as many of you have already seen. We've got a few changes to make and more tuning to do, so things should get really exciting in the next week or so.
I haven't really been worried about max power glory pulls on the dyno at this point as I have had my attention focused on tuning transient reponse and driveability.
Like I said, this solution won't be for everyone, but I can assure you that even our reflashed DME clients will benefit from the amount of data that we've already attained while using the stand alone on the car.
For those of you trying to get ahold of me, feel free to PM me or drop me an email if you can't get me on the phone. I'll do the best I can to get back to everyone as soon as I can!
Thanks again to everyone for their compliments!
Play nice! (Especially you, Jamie!!! )
#41
A big congrats, there is such cool stuff coming to our "community" and this
really has big, big potential. The car sounds absolutely fantastic,
Congrats to you and those who helped you!
Marty K.
really has big, big potential. The car sounds absolutely fantastic,
Congrats to you and those who helped you!
Marty K.
#42
there has been so much controversy on the forums regarding numbers made on dynos. so for the time being, we have decided to forego posting dyno numbers. i think what really matters is what the car can actually do on the street, i.e. 0 - 60 mph, 1/4 mile, 1/4 trap speed, 60 - 130 mph, etc., etc. So we are going to connect a driftbox to the car and post what this car is capable of on the street, which is much more important than a dyno number. please keep in mind that we are tuning on 93 octane gas, and the car is already substantially faster than my Carrera GT. The driftbox should be in next week, so as long as we have some good weather, i hope to post the driftbox numbers late next week!
#45
Anti-Lag, 2 Step, Progressive boost / gear control. Nitrous control, etc etc etc.