Our range of supercharger kits has indeed grown over the last 15 years and the 997.2 is the latest release to be hitting the roads. Our first 996 supercharger kit was out in 2003. Time has flown!

The enthusiasts who have pre-ordered our 997.2 kit will likely post reviews in coming months. Feel free to contact us directly by email with any questions.

 

BUMP - for announcement of our Holiday Special being offered by select Authorized VF Engineering dealers!

Wile supply lasts through this Holiday Season, we will be offering a FREE Cooling Package Upgrade with all new Porsche 996 and 997 Supercharger Purchases.

What this means is: Not only will you be able to benefit from increased Horsepower and Torque provided by the direct bolt on Supercharger System and HEX Tuning software, you will be able to run harder and longer with the increased efficiency of the CSF High Performance "Race" Radiator(s).

 

I can't get any details on the website. Is this truly a 'bolt on' system? No modification needed in engine bay to fit? For 2011 C4s PDK, what would the increase in HP be?

 

100% Direct Bolt On ... No Modifications Required ... Completely Reversible.
(estimated installation time by a professional mechanic is 14 - 16 hours)

Horsepower Increase is approx. 135hp.
Torque Increase is approx. 75 ft. lbs.

The Supercharger System is good in stock ... as well as the Cooling Upgrade from CSF.

If you're interested in taking advantage of the current promotion, please feel free to send us a PM and we can make sure you are well supported.

 

Can you post a dyno graph of a 997.2 S car with the supercharger?

 

The 997.2 is a brand new release, scheduled for delivery in early January.

I will have an official release with dyno plot and performance figures in the next week or so.

We have started taking pre-orders and are honoring the Holiday Special (FREE upgraded cooling system) for all orders with deposits placed before Dec. 31st.

 

Here it is July 2016 and still nothing on the VF website except "Call to pre-order".

 

vaporware

 

No doubt.

 

Anyone interested in a VF Engineering supercharger I would think twice. I have been trying to get them to respond to me and resolve a programming issue with their supercharger that was installed a few years ago without any success. I have been hounding them for almost a year after changing a number of other things including all of the sensors and Porsche of Melbourne Florida finally nailed the issue down to VF's tune on the PCM. They tell me to be patient, and they are working on it and finally no response. Very Very poor after the sale support. They were really great before before I layed down all that money and terrible after the sale. My car 997.1 runs terrible between 6000 and 7000 rpms due to their tune that they put on the PCM and the only way I've got around it is a switch to turn off the MAF sensor to fool the PCM into open loop. Stay away from VF!

 

Thanks fo the heads up. I love the Internet.

 

Yeah.. i wrote email them few months ago.. and still dont get answer about prices/dynos for 997.2...