997 Turbo intake manifold into 996 Turbo
#18
it`s crazy
somebody said it`s not big different, somebody else said it`s impressive resoults,
so what is the true?
Any dyno of power and torque different?
Impressive dresoults it`s 30WHP, 60WHP or 5 WHP?
somebody said it`s not big different, somebody else said it`s impressive resoults,
so what is the true?
Any dyno of power and torque different?
Impressive dresoults it`s 30WHP, 60WHP or 5 WHP?
#20
Mike's still at it?! The man held a car of mine hostage for 50 weeks once. I wouldn't touch him with a ten foot pole. Ask him if he recalls a black 88 Ford Mustang they had forever. He should, they actually moved into their office area for awhile to work on other's cars - never mine. Oh I could tell some stories Be very very wary.....
#22
A couple of comments...
Mike Levitas at TPC has done a very good job for me and he is very responsive.... not cheap, but very good. Sorry to hear about your past problems.
Mike recently installed a 997 TT Induction System with larger injectors. I already had a high volume Bosch fuel pump, which replaced the 997 GT-2 pump that we installed with the engine. The dyno done after this work has shown a very good hp and torque profile. We turned 635 hp at the rear wheels with 520 foot-ibs of torque from 4,000 to 7,000 RPM. Since I was turbo limited, Mike has installed new 997 modified GT-2 turbos. I am now waiting for the dyno runs. We may get up to 700 hp at the rear wheels - hard to say. It looks like the injector and induction mods were good for about 50 hp.
Since I track this car I will tell you a smooth (non-peaky) hp power and torque curve and is the most important aspect of engine go fast. I have seen big horsepower and torque that sounds impressive from dyno, but are virtually undriveable on the track - meaning they are sloooow for the hp. Also, I get lots of big boasts from many who drive high power garage queens who (1) have no track driving experience or little skill and (2) have done nothing to tune the handling of their high power cars.
If you think you have a fast car, take it to the track and document your lap times. I'd love to see those times in lieu of dyno hp numbers.
Mike Levitas at TPC has done a very good job for me and he is very responsive.... not cheap, but very good. Sorry to hear about your past problems.
Mike recently installed a 997 TT Induction System with larger injectors. I already had a high volume Bosch fuel pump, which replaced the 997 GT-2 pump that we installed with the engine. The dyno done after this work has shown a very good hp and torque profile. We turned 635 hp at the rear wheels with 520 foot-ibs of torque from 4,000 to 7,000 RPM. Since I was turbo limited, Mike has installed new 997 modified GT-2 turbos. I am now waiting for the dyno runs. We may get up to 700 hp at the rear wheels - hard to say. It looks like the injector and induction mods were good for about 50 hp.
Since I track this car I will tell you a smooth (non-peaky) hp power and torque curve and is the most important aspect of engine go fast. I have seen big horsepower and torque that sounds impressive from dyno, but are virtually undriveable on the track - meaning they are sloooow for the hp. Also, I get lots of big boasts from many who drive high power garage queens who (1) have no track driving experience or little skill and (2) have done nothing to tune the handling of their high power cars.
If you think you have a fast car, take it to the track and document your lap times. I'd love to see those times in lieu of dyno hp numbers.
#23
If you think you have a fast car... Go down the 1/4 or the mile... A lap time doesn't mean sh*t... That's all about how your suspension is setup and your driving ability. If HP meant something in road racing, then why do people race Miata's? Their ability to handle is why they do it.
#24
A couple of comments...
Mike Levitas at TPC has done a very good job for me and he is very responsive.... not cheap, but very good. Sorry to hear about your past problems.
Mike recently installed a 997 TT Induction System with larger injectors. I already had a high volume Bosch fuel pump, which replaced the 997 GT-2 pump that we installed with the engine. The dyno done after this work has shown a very good hp and torque profile. We turned 635 hp at the rear wheels with 520 foot-ibs of torque from 4,000 to 7,000 RPM. Since I was turbo limited, Mike has installed new 997 modified GT-2 turbos. I am now waiting for the dyno runs. We may get up to 700 hp at the rear wheels - hard to say. It looks like the injector and induction mods were good for about 50 hp.
Since I track this car I will tell you a smooth (non-peaky) hp power and torque curve and is the most important aspect of engine go fast. I have seen big horsepower and torque that sounds impressive from dyno, but are virtually undriveable on the track - meaning they are sloooow for the hp. Also, I get lots of big boasts from many who drive high power garage queens who (1) have no track driving experience or little skill and (2) have done nothing to tune the handling of their high power cars.
If you think you have a fast car, take it to the track and document your lap times. I'd love to see those times in lieu of dyno hp numbers.
Mike Levitas at TPC has done a very good job for me and he is very responsive.... not cheap, but very good. Sorry to hear about your past problems.
Mike recently installed a 997 TT Induction System with larger injectors. I already had a high volume Bosch fuel pump, which replaced the 997 GT-2 pump that we installed with the engine. The dyno done after this work has shown a very good hp and torque profile. We turned 635 hp at the rear wheels with 520 foot-ibs of torque from 4,000 to 7,000 RPM. Since I was turbo limited, Mike has installed new 997 modified GT-2 turbos. I am now waiting for the dyno runs. We may get up to 700 hp at the rear wheels - hard to say. It looks like the injector and induction mods were good for about 50 hp.
Since I track this car I will tell you a smooth (non-peaky) hp power and torque curve and is the most important aspect of engine go fast. I have seen big horsepower and torque that sounds impressive from dyno, but are virtually undriveable on the track - meaning they are sloooow for the hp. Also, I get lots of big boasts from many who drive high power garage queens who (1) have no track driving experience or little skill and (2) have done nothing to tune the handling of their high power cars.
If you think you have a fast car, take it to the track and document your lap times. I'd love to see those times in lieu of dyno hp numbers.
i know someone credible that did the 997 tt manis, and it is not 50 hp ... maybe in TPC horsepower ... all the HP numbers i have seen from them are always inflated anyway.
so again id love to see your 1/4 60 to 130 times in lieu with your dyno numbers .
#25
You are obviously an interesting person. No doubt young, inexperienced and certainly lacking wisdom as well as good judgement by virtue of your comments. Your mouth is well in front of your brain.
#27
Man the testosterone levels in here just went up 200% !
Hp is not where its on on a Road course at all. its all about handling and (suspension setup) I have been in this game for
Hp is not where its on on a Road course at all. its all about handling and (suspension setup) I have been in this game for
Last edited by UrbanHotrod; 01-18-2010 at 02:25 PM.
#28
I agree , roadcourse /track is not all about horsepower, and you want nice linear power under the curve and non peaky turbos that kick in realy hard. i agree with everything he said , but then he goes on saying, that he gets a laugh from big horsepower garage queens,who have no track experience , and lastly if you think you have a fast car take it to the track and document a lap time, I'd love to see those times in lieu of dyno hp numbers.
like powell said , lap times dont mean **** going down the 1/4 .us with fast cars go to the strip , no one ever said anything about roadtracks.
like powell said , lap times dont mean **** going down the 1/4 .us with fast cars go to the strip , no one ever said anything about roadtracks.
#29
If the car works for you and feels good then it was worth it for you. Posting up a dyno sheet showing the improvements with some explanations would help since most of us here are looking to learn and a simple statement of increase often only tells a very small part of the story....
BTW FWIW, when getting a dyno done on a Dynojet I find it's always a good practice to bring along a USB stick and have the owner copy the run files onto the stick. Dynojet has a nice viewer software package AND it's also possible to "find" complete copies of their older software to view these with. Quite handy when comparing runs between yourself, others, or looking for someone having played with the atmospheric settings to change things though that is far from the only thing to watch for. Many shop owners don't keep the files forever so having a copy yourself is nice for when you need a new printed copy etc. or you wish to study something. My .02 anyway.
P.S. Seriously, be wary of Mike. If you're his #1 you're likely to be happy. God help you if he loses interest though, I was in hell for near a year and he did some fairly shady things. Had he not had possession of my car at the time I'd have NOT paid him for some of the crap he pulled To say he was unapologetic when it came time to pay my bill after such an extended stay is an understatement!
Last edited by BLKMGK; 01-18-2010 at 09:19 PM.
#30