K&N Replacement Air Filter
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06-03-2007, 01:06 PM
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Ive got BMC's no difference mostly sound, in which it is throatier and deep however when coupled with a Exhuast system and Ecu's if felt the difference.
I am just adding my experince, whilst a 08 Turbo obviously gains much much more. BD 997 why dont you install Bypass pipes, diverter valves, RSS Plenum and then custom tune your ecu for everything to work in optimum levels including the drop in K&N Filter.
I am just adding my experince, whilst a 08 Turbo obviously gains much much more. BD 997 why dont you install Bypass pipes, diverter valves, RSS Plenum and then custom tune your ecu for everything to work in optimum levels including the drop in K&N Filter.
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06-03-2007, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MeanMachine
Ive got BMC's no difference mostly sound, in which it is throatier and deep however when coupled with a Exhuast system and Ecu's if felt the difference.
I am just adding my experince, whilst a 08 Turbo obviously gains much much more. BD 997 why dont you install Bypass pipes, diverter valves, RSS Plenum and then custom tune your ecu for everything to work in optimum levels including the drop in K&N Filter.
I am just adding my experince, whilst a 08 Turbo obviously gains much much more. BD 997 why dont you install Bypass pipes, diverter valves, RSS Plenum and then custom tune your ecu for everything to work in optimum levels including the drop in K&N Filter.
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06-03-2007, 01:47 PM
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my wifes cayenne S has bypass pipes...and she did accepted (she does NOT like sporty sound) in fact the increase in sound is minimal and for a Turbo is even less with more power gains 
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06-03-2007, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted by BD 997
I may do a few of those... I dont want the car to sound too loud... im worried the bypass will make it too loud.
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06-03-2007, 09:35 PM
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ok...im convinced. Ill call fab on monday....hope they got it in stock. BTW does a exhaust pro have to install or can anyone do the simple bolt on?
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06-03-2007, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by RDKJ
My understanding is that you have to cut the existing exhaust. This is what the service manager at my local P dealer told me. I ordered Friday...
after I get my 22 or 23 Rinspeeds.. didnt decide which to get yet 
#10
06-03-2007, 10:03 PM
I have not received the bypass pipes yet. My P dealer quoted $300 for the install. They should arrive Tuesday.
I will be disposing of my 21"s shortly - I am not a fan of the wheel. I received the Gemballas, but one wheel was damaged (bent). I am just waiting to for Hienz to send the replacement next week.
So far, the only thing I have done is window tint and V1 hardwire. I will wait and post pics after the Gemballa's are one. So far, so good with the 2008 - the throttle response and the ride are much improved compared to the 2004 I owned previously.
I will be disposing of my 21"s shortly - I am not a fan of the wheel. I received the Gemballas, but one wheel was damaged (bent). I am just waiting to for Hienz to send the replacement next week.
So far, the only thing I have done is window tint and V1 hardwire. I will wait and post pics after the Gemballa's are one. So far, so good with the 2008 - the throttle response and the ride are much improved compared to the 2004 I owned previously.
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06-03-2007, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by RDKJ
I have not received the bypass pipes yet. My P dealer quoted $300 for the install. They should arrive Tuesday.
I will be disposing of my 21"s shortly - I am not a fan of the wheel. I received the Gemballas, but one wheel was damaged (bent). I am just waiting to for Hienz to send the replacement next week.
So far, the only thing I have done is window tint and V1 hardwire. I will wait and post pics after the Gemballa's are one. So far, so good with the 2008 - the throttle response and the ride are much improved compared to the 2004 I owned previously.
I will be disposing of my 21"s shortly - I am not a fan of the wheel. I received the Gemballas, but one wheel was damaged (bent). I am just waiting to for Hienz to send the replacement next week.
So far, the only thing I have done is window tint and V1 hardwire. I will wait and post pics after the Gemballa's are one. So far, so good with the 2008 - the throttle response and the ride are much improved compared to the 2004 I owned previously.
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06-03-2007, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by RDKJ
I have not received the bypass pipes yet. My P dealer quoted $300 for the install. They should arrive Tuesday.
I will be disposing of my 21"s shortly - I am not a fan of the wheel. I received the Gemballas, but one wheel was damaged (bent). I am just waiting to for Hienz to send the replacement next week.
So far, the only thing I have done is window tint and V1 hardwire. I will wait and post pics after the Gemballa's are one. So far, so good with the 2008 - the throttle response and the ride are much improved compared to the 2004 I owned previously.
I will be disposing of my 21"s shortly - I am not a fan of the wheel. I received the Gemballas, but one wheel was damaged (bent). I am just waiting to for Hienz to send the replacement next week.
So far, the only thing I have done is window tint and V1 hardwire. I will wait and post pics after the Gemballa's are one. So far, so good with the 2008 - the throttle response and the ride are much improved compared to the 2004 I owned previously.
#13
06-04-2007, 06:46 AM
Originally Posted by BD 997
dont forget lowering links... its a must especially since your changing your wheels... the lower center of gravity will make the wheels look nicer and the car more aggressive. Also I didnt think they had the NEW plenum out yet... they have the 06< available but they were testing the 08's... make sure you ask for the 08 because I guess the 06's were a bit different....
I have turned the traction control off in sport mode, quite a difference from my 2004 CTT.
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06-04-2007, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by BD 997
ok...im convinced. Ill call fab on monday....hope they got it in stock. BTW does a exhaust pro have to install or can anyone do the simple bolt on?
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06-04-2007, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Griza
Don't go to a dealer for this. Go to a Porsche independant and it is a simple bolt on. You take off the secondary cats and put the BPP's in their place. My local independant charged me $100.