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Test car yesterday and is very impressed

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My local Porsche dealer tested the car yesterday and is very impressed with the conversion
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It was "plug and play" and reset fault codes.
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It was "plug and play" and reset fault codes.
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It was "plug and play" and reset fault codes.
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Cape Town Cayman 3.8s running now

Test car yesterday and is very impressed

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My local Porsche dealer tested the car yesterday and is very impressed with the conversion
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POST 1Original post

Hi My 3.8s Cayman is running again thanks to advise from the Cayman Club. With all the electronics working perfectly now it drives amazing. My local Porsche dealer tested the car yesterday and is very impressed with the conversion The work that Scott Slauson from Softronics ( http://SOFTRONIC.US ) did was amazing. All the progamming was done in the US. It was "plug and play" and reset fault codes. This conversion can be done by any workshop with a PIWIS tester if Scott does the electronics. I will post an article next week with all the details and costs involved. Thanks again to all involved especially Divan, Tjeens, Ian, Mario, Scott and K-Man. Cheers Herman

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Alright! Congratulations. Do you have any pics of your set up? Please post.

POST 3Original post

Congrats...also, please post your thoughts on how it handles after the conversion.

POST 4Original post

Glad to hear you are up and running and leaving all the aggravation behind.

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