Modification guidance for my recently purchased 996TT
SubscribeHey everyone. I've posted on a couple of threads a few times before but am relatively new to the forum having lurked around for awhile. I just bought a 2001 996TT a couple of months ago. It is bone stock and am looking to do some mods in the future. Looks like a lot of you guys will know how to guide me on modifying my car. What are the first things to modify and what is the biggest bang for the buck since I don't have endless money to dump into the car. From my looking around it seems like the diverter valves are a no brainer and seems like exhaust is another big one along with ECU tuning. I am from the SF bay area so advice on places to go and shop around is welcome advice as well. Looking forward to your advice.
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Hi,Originally Posted by Nor Cal Turbo
Hey everyone. I've posted on a couple of threads a few times before but am relatively new to the forum having lurked around for awhile. I just bought a 2001 996TT a couple of months ago. It is bone stock and am looking to do some mods in the future. Looks like a lot of you guys will know how to guide me on modifying my car. What are the first things to modify and what is the biggest bang for the buck since I don't have endless money to dump into the car. From my looking around it seems like the diverter valves are a no brainer and seems like exhaust is another big one along with ECU tuning. I am from the SF bay area so advice on places to go and shop around is welcome advice as well. Looking forward to your advice.
To answer your post keeping with the spirit you have asked the question then an ECU flash will give the biggest bang for the buck.
If your stock diverters are ok changing them wont give you more power. New ones will withstand greater boost pressure and allow the engine to come on boost a little quicker. But not the biggest bang per buck.
Exhaust is the next thing and Cats if you can.
So with a flash and 0.9/1.0 bar boost. Good sports exhaust and cats will give you the best bang per buck
To keep it the best bang per buck think diverters.
A good flash on standard car 60/75 bhp
Good exhaust & cats & Flash maybe another 20/25 bhp
Frank
ps just seen Markski's post below.
Wht not PM him.....he's the Man.
good Exhaust and a decent flash... maybe k16/16g upgrade..
best bang for the money...
Exhaust are a many.. form $2 K to 5K... ecus are generic as well as custom tuned..
prices change accordingly... make sure you know what your buying before you pull the plug...
here is something I make to fancy your tuning bug lol
enjoy
markski

best bang for the money...
Exhaust are a many.. form $2 K to 5K... ecus are generic as well as custom tuned..
prices change accordingly... make sure you know what your buying before you pull the plug...
here is something I make to fancy your tuning bug lol
enjoy
markski

Whats the average price on a simple turbo upgrade?
We offer a SpeedTech X-cellerator cross-flow exhaust / EPL flash bundle for the 996TT. I'll be happy to go over it with you. There are several options in terms of sound, power and price from a perfect, civilized daily driver to as aggressive as you would like it. PM or email me for package price details, if you're interested.


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How about to acheive 500whp??Originally Posted by unvmy996
depends what turbos , and usualy you will need supporting mode with them .
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can do that with stockers. Originally Posted by littlehandegan
How about to acheive 500whp??
OP - consider carefully, research options until you're blue in the face to avoid issues or re-upgrading parts later. Agree with others, exhaust, DV, Flash, better brake pads are best bang for buck and the least one should do for the 996tt IMO. after that, the clutch system.
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good free flowing no cats exhaust, 5 bar FPR, a k16/16G conversion with 1 bar WG upgrades, dvs, BMC filter, and a very good tune.. that will do it...Originally Posted by littlehandegan
How about to acheive 500whp??
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Do the bigger sways make the car ride rougher?Originally Posted by landjet
Bigger sway bars are good value for the money. Good set of coilovers as well.
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+1 for Markski and his products/servicesOriginally Posted by MARKSKI@911tuning
good free flowing no cats exhaust, 5 bar FPR, a k16/16G conversion with 1 bar WG upgrades, dvs, BMC filter, and a very good tune.. that will do it...
Edwin




