997 turbo with RSR engine turbo
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04-12-2010, 03:11 AM
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#77
04-12-2010, 11:03 AM
malaka, bori na kano dou kato ton augousto .
#78
07-19-2010, 05:21 AM
Since April and we get nothing 
..Will we ever get a results from Euro tuned cars
I seriously hope that 9ff car still one piece
..Will we ever get a results from Euro tuned cars I seriously hope that 9ff car still one piece
...i am curious to see a dyno of this car also
......
#83
07-26-2010, 02:24 PM
In respect for Chris, nobody should have to bend over backwards for anyone on the internet.
Would be nice to seem some updated results now that the car is all sorted out.
Would be nice to seem some updated results now that the car is all sorted out.
#85
07-27-2010, 11:18 AM
typical german hospitality?did you have the same experience?
the good is only that they build strong engines in that tuning level.but they tell we ll send your car back in 2 months and finally the car comes after 7months.the boss build some extra ordinary engines and till that all are ok.but the young people who work there maybe do the rest job and problems start to appear..and from a good luck i didnt broke my engine 2 times in one week.the 1st a water colar opened with no secure clips and i lost all the water of the engine.the 2nd one fuel pump lost the pipe because of bad bad connection with silicon,and imagine i was driving with 2 bar turbo presure.
when i phoned to ask why this happened and what fuel pumps i need to buy they dont answer the phone when they hear my name.i know 3 clients friends with similar problems.
the good is that i reduce ecu and with theese rsr parts and engine the car goes very fast.
the good is only that they build strong engines in that tuning level.but they tell we ll send your car back in 2 months and finally the car comes after 7months.the boss build some extra ordinary engines and till that all are ok.but the young people who work there maybe do the rest job and problems start to appear..and from a good luck i didnt broke my engine 2 times in one week.the 1st a water colar opened with no secure clips and i lost all the water of the engine.the 2nd one fuel pump lost the pipe because of bad bad connection with silicon,and imagine i was driving with 2 bar turbo presure.
when i phoned to ask why this happened and what fuel pumps i need to buy they dont answer the phone when they hear my name.i know 3 clients friends with similar problems.
the good is that i reduce ecu and with theese rsr parts and engine the car goes very fast.
haha thats 9ff for you! - simply crazy how they treat their customers. Its as if they never heard about the strength of word of mouth marketing/advertising.
I too had a fuel hose blow from their 620Hp kit on my 996TT - and i was a bit more than a regular customer
.Their whole phone call treatment is the most peculiar of all...
#86
07-27-2010, 04:30 PM
I have heard so much bad sh** from them and they really dont do a good job, yet they manage to stay in business somehow! There are of course many excellent porsche tuners in Europe, but they dont seem to market themselves as well as these guys!
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