Turbo S, where is the non-turbo power?
#16
agreed also on the downshift for power. that's always the way it's been done around here.. although this car has power on tap all the way through the band. it's the k24's that kick in more explosively, than the k16's, which are nearly always on the pipe. but i've never driven a stock k16, only a stock k24.
but it's also a 6spd. the tip is well.. i dunno.. i drove one. once.
#17
Lemme know if you find a 997.1 with PDK.
#22
I have a flash not a TCU flash.. exhaust.. when my car is not in boost.. it has no *****.. being a tip you really need to be in the right gear to feel any performance..
#23
Even if i get the flash I don't intend to replace stock parts like exhaust..
#24
Big difference after getting my engine controller flashed.She comes on boost alot quicker,but at times still alittle delay in power delivery.You have anticipate your moves a bit & use the steering wheel buttons for best response.A flash even on a stock set up will make a noticible improvement
#25
Im not saying that the ecu flash wont help, it will make a big difference in the power and performance... but you still need to be in the right gear to have any real performance... if I am in a higher gear and I want to just go around a slow moving car its almost like my car is very sluggish if its not in the right gear or in boost... maybe the TCU reflash would help my problem.. I need to speak with EVOMS and ask them..
#27
I did (on a 2004 TT (not X50) Tip the following: Headers, diverters, cats, exhaust, ECU and TCU reflash and the Hitachi Mass Air Flow. All from EVOMS. At lower speeds the car accelerates the way my Chrysler 300 SRT8 did. Very easy to drive in the city. I do try and keep rpm at 2000+plus though but from 2000 rpm up lot's of instant torque for acceleration in traffic and essentially unnoticeable lag.
John in Vancouver
John in Vancouver
#28
I have a very similar setup with a few more mods ; people may not believe me, but my car drives just like a NA car, but with more horses.
I did (on a 2004 TT (not X50) Tip the following: Headers, diverters, cats, exhaust, ECU and TCU reflash and the Hitachi Mass Air Flow. All from EVOMS. At lower speeds the car accelerates the way my Chrysler 300 SRT8 did. Very easy to drive in the city. I do try and keep rpm at 2000+plus though but from 2000 rpm up lot's of instant torque for acceleration in traffic and essentially unnoticeable lag.
John in Vancouver
John in Vancouver
#30
+1
If you plan to do the TCU, you may want to do it together since the ECU also needs to be re-programmed to 7k rpm.
Another item that will also help is the light-weight/smaller dia. pulley. The car will pickup quicker. Just think of using the smaller dia. front gear on a bicycle, you don't (or the engine) work as hard.
If you plan to do the TCU, you may want to do it together since the ECU also needs to be re-programmed to 7k rpm.
Another item that will also help is the light-weight/smaller dia. pulley. The car will pickup quicker. Just think of using the smaller dia. front gear on a bicycle, you don't (or the engine) work as hard.