996TT Budget Full Bolt-On Street Build

if all goes well back to the tuner for retune and push it to 35-40 psi
Last edited by 32krazy!; Sep 10, 2016 at 04:28 PM.
Did a boost leak test with Marksi's setup and found the throttle body o-ring was leaking and one of the vaccum lines. Installed new throttle body gasket and zip tie'd every vaccum line I could find. Put her all back together and she is air tight now. Installed the APE airbox that I scored from the classified section and spent a lot of time fitting and had to slot the mounting bracket but in the end it came out nice.
Since the Forgeline GA1R wheels and new tires are not here yet I cleaned up the stock wheels that were powder coated black and threw them on until the new wheels arrive.
Finally, time to let it down of the stands and see how it looks with the PSS10 Drop. I measured the PSS10's when I installed them and they were all set within the range of the recommendations so I left them there for now. I'm glad I did, the drop is perfect. I can't imagine going any lower for the street. It looks around the same height as my friends GT2.
Finally, time to let it down of the stands and see how it looks with the PSS10 Drop. I measured the PSS10's when I installed them and they were all set within the range of the recommendations so I left them there for now. I'm glad I did, the drop is perfect. I can't imagine going any lower for the street. It looks around the same height as my friends GT2.
Time to ride!!!! Wow, I went out for some fun and all this work has paid off. I have the PSS10's on 7 for now and the car is firm but nice. There are absolutely no rattles from the suspension and everything is as tight as a drum. I used the front sway bar links that came with the PSS10's and everything seems to be happy. Just make sure to install them in the correct orientation that the cheesy little Bilstein pamphlet tries to describe with some very crude art.
On to the performance side...... WOW... I have done quite a few pulls and the car is incredibly strong and runs perfect. It's still AWD and will lite them up hard in second gear. First is totally useless now... I have owned many fast street cars and this one is the Alpha male by far. Before I beat on it too much or turn the boost above 1.2 bar I need to do some data logging. I have a feeling it needs some injectors, and probably a bigger fuel pump too...
It also needs an alignment really bad. Hopefully next week I can get it aligned and do some data logging.
On to the performance side...... WOW... I have done quite a few pulls and the car is incredibly strong and runs perfect. It's still AWD and will lite them up hard in second gear. First is totally useless now... I have owned many fast street cars and this one is the Alpha male by far. Before I beat on it too much or turn the boost above 1.2 bar I need to do some data logging. I have a feeling it needs some injectors, and probably a bigger fuel pump too...
It also needs an alignment really bad. Hopefully next week I can get it aligned and do some data logging.
Last edited by SpeedAddict; Sep 24, 2016 at 09:11 PM.
Log the car make sure it's not leaning out on that 5 bar ASAP.
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2001 996TT 3.6L and stock ECU
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2001 996TT 3.6L and stock ECU
9.66 seconds @ 147.76 mph 1/4 mile click to view
160 mph @ 9.77 seconds in 1/4 mile click to view
50% OFF ON PORSCHE ECU TUNING BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL






