Thanks Neil!
Thanks Neil!
I've had my car since last fall and have tried to be very deliberate in my choice of modifications over the past few months. Started out slow with the JIC Cross Competition (9k/12k) suspension and, of course, new wheels (need the bling). Took the car out to the track a few times since the installation and the handling was MUCH better than stock. Not just cornering where one would expect it, but on the straights too. The car just seemed more "planted" throughout the circuit. During one DE I also added and H&R sway bar and that fine tuned the car even further-it seems perfect now.
As I got more confident with the car I finally decided to have the ECU flashed and all I can say is WOW! I've been to the track twice since the flash and it is simply amazing. The throttle response is awesome, powerful and purposeful, but not overwhelming. Why Porsche doesn't put the car out like this from factory is beyond me.
I'm already hankering for more power, but want to wait until I know I can handle what I have. As I'm still a novice and this car is already much more powerful than anything I've ever owned, I know it will take experience to put to use all this awesome machine has to offer.
The reason for the post is to thank Neil Orton for all that he has done for me throughout this process. He's a true Porsche enthusiast and it shows in his work and how he advises his customers. He installed the suspension and ECU on my car and have thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience, before, during, and obviously, after. I look forward to his assistance in future modifications and recommend him highly to anyone that is considering modifying their Porsches.
Thanks Neil and keep up the good work.
Alex
As I got more confident with the car I finally decided to have the ECU flashed and all I can say is WOW! I've been to the track twice since the flash and it is simply amazing. The throttle response is awesome, powerful and purposeful, but not overwhelming. Why Porsche doesn't put the car out like this from factory is beyond me.
I'm already hankering for more power, but want to wait until I know I can handle what I have. As I'm still a novice and this car is already much more powerful than anything I've ever owned, I know it will take experience to put to use all this awesome machine has to offer.
The reason for the post is to thank Neil Orton for all that he has done for me throughout this process. He's a true Porsche enthusiast and it shows in his work and how he advises his customers. He installed the suspension and ECU on my car and have thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience, before, during, and obviously, after. I look forward to his assistance in future modifications and recommend him highly to anyone that is considering modifying their Porsches.
Thanks Neil and keep up the good work.
Alex
Neil did a friend of mines 04 Turbo Cab this winter and this car is now
quite fast (I was at track all weekend). His car pulls 1.1 full boost and
is faster than my PSI 480 (my previous set-up). Neil is no longer doing
PSI stuff.
MK
quite fast (I was at track all weekend). His car pulls 1.1 full boost and
is faster than my PSI 480 (my previous set-up). Neil is no longer doing
PSI stuff.
MK
Originally Posted by Neil
Thanks Marty.
Hopefully we soon be doing a few track days myself in our 3.8 S/C Cayman.God help everyone.
Neil
Hopefully we soon be doing a few track days myself in our 3.8 S/C Cayman.God help everyone.
Neil
Of course if you guys want a orton test driver (hint hint). You should run the time attack with Super Street starting at Road Atlanta in August and then on to button willow for the championships.
Just dont get banned for spanking the rice burners too bad like GMG did
Careful, modding is highly addictive and contagious. I was diagnosed several years ago, now I've spread it to all of my friends too.
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Careful, modding is highly addictive and contagious. I was diagnosed several years ago, now I've spread it to all of my friends too.

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