hii again guys i have a couple a things that i need help with first i have highly moded my CTT but am not feeling the ECU power so i went back to the dealer who did it for he the problem is ur EVMOS air induction kit am like he said its better to use the original air intakes to feel the increase of the power it ur car ... well is it true ??

secondly am looking for a boost controler for my 06 CTT but i need to knw how many Psi and how far can open the boost bar ??? and whts the best boost controler ???

thnxxxxx for all ur help and Marry christmass in advance :P

 

All I can say the dealership over here dont know a damn thing about the car, first of all let them get the problems fixed on my cayenne and then philosophy on people's modified cars.

Who are they to know about the drawbacks of the EVOMS air intake they are just employee's who lack the morale and satisfaction in their jobs to even fix things such as faulty pcm screen,panaromic roof and parking sensors.

I would ignore them if I were you, I would as they are so un-professional they replaced my 06 PCM enabled screen under warranty and replaced it with an 05 that isnt MP3 enabled.

I wouldnt raise the boost on your OEM Turbo's you might cause damage to them in the long run, raising boost on the oem's can result to a bad turbo lag in the lower range's of the rpm and thus having a major boost spike.

I am not sure if you can raise the boost via a programmer but if you have noticed Cayenne's with 580hp and above have their Gearbox re-strengthed by adding CF clutches,additional oil coolers and etc.

I hope that helps bro,

 

Check out or contact the RUF factory in Bahrain. They have conversion kits for the Cayenne called the Dakara - 530, 550 and 570 HP. Besides manufacturing their own vehicles, they do conversions (911, Boxster/Cayman, Cayenne) as well as general and restoration work on Porsches.

Best of luck and thanks for the Christmas wishes ...

 

Here's Ruf-Bahrain. E-mail them at info@ruf-bahrain.com. What I've read, the Bahrain factory is manned by German engineers/technicians.