\ New from VF: 510hp 997S 3.8L /
Our R&D Department is currently wrapping up a few exotics that we'll be releasing soon and once those are 110% complete, we'll be focusing on finishing the next batch of projects.
Shoot me an email at sales1@vf-engineering.com and I'll add you to our list of interested clients and keep you up-to-date on our latest developments.
Shoot me an email at sales1@vf-engineering.com and I'll add you to our list of interested clients and keep you up-to-date on our latest developments.
Hmm...I wonder why we all of a sudden got a huge batch of orders. Maybe it's that time of the month*err year.. 
Thanks everyone!

Thanks everyone!
Last edited by VF Engineering; Mar 5, 2013 at 02:11 PM.
Can someone tell us how can we measure the temperature that comes inside the engine?
I saw that the maf sensor is after the K&N filter, before the vortech,so the temperature that measure is not correct,because it measure wrong.
The correct instalation in order to have a correct temperature that comes inside the engine is the maf sensor must be fit between the aftercooler and the air intake.
Am I right?
In some places,where the temperature is to high we will not have a correct measure,so is very dangerous to brake the engine.
I saw that the maf sensor is after the K&N filter, before the vortech,so the temperature that measure is not correct,because it measure wrong.
The correct instalation in order to have a correct temperature that comes inside the engine is the maf sensor must be fit between the aftercooler and the air intake.
Am I right?
In some places,where the temperature is to high we will not have a correct measure,so is very dangerous to brake the engine.
DOCTOR 911s, please see the diagram of our Aftercooler below in which you can see the location of our IAT (Intake Air Temp) sensor with the wire coming out of it. We are measuring the cooled air directly before entering the motor:
I have carrera s 997 supercharger and after 5 times in the red line of the 3rd,4th and 5th gear with noon ambient temperature 90F I saw at the thermometer that it was between the watercooler and the throttle maximum 150F.
What do have to say about this?
Is it ok or I have to be careful in order to protect the engine?
What do have to say about this?
Is it ok or I have to be careful in order to protect the engine?



