997TT MK.1 PCM 3 conversion DONE :)
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This was a USA PCM, so as soon as Emre can give us the details we might be able to come out with a kit!
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I dont believe Emre is that kind of guy... He is a true Porsche enthusiast, and has helped a lot of people with his tests - knowledge
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A few times I have made a comment on a thread and it has been ignored so.....
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I have no reason to fault someone for profiting from a new innovative product or application of products, especially considering the amount of time and cost of items it involved. Without the motivation for profit very few people would strive to develop things for our cars. I would be willing to pay some premium to add a PCM3 to my 1st gen 997 turbo, as the band-aid Parrot and Dension on my car are sometimes very frustrating
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i have no reason to fault someone for profiting from a new innovative product or application of products, especially considering the amount of time and cost of items it involved. Without the motivation for profit very few people would strive to develop things for our cars. I would be willing to pay some premium to add a pcm3 to my 1st gen 997 turbo, as the band-aid parrot and dension on my car are sometimes very frustrating
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Since some time (a year or 2, don't know for sure) a German (or Austrian) company is offering PCM3 in 997/1.
The cost was/is around 14,000 euro if I remember correct. Could be more.
I am curious to know how much this kit will cost.
The cost was/is around 14,000 euro if I remember correct. Could be more.
I am curious to know how much this kit will cost.
