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I'm not too keen on changing exhaust and intake parameters with out keeping the engines map good to go.
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Replace valve springs, guided, rod bolts, etc

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I would be careful with raising the rev limiter yunless you've change valve springs, guided, rod bolts, etc.
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I'm not too keen on changing exhaust and intake parameters with out keeping the engines map good to go.
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I would be careful with raising the rev limiter yunless you've change valve springs, guided, rod bolts, etc.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Are there any options for fuel mapping the 1999 Carrera? I've seen some on here have sportbikes with me also owning a K6 GSX-R1000 that I can map the fuel on a dyno. I'm not seeing anything like Dynojet offers. I'm not too keen on changing exhaust and intake parameters with out keeping the engines map good to go.

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Most of th major software tuners offer a 'tune' for the 996 3.4 and 3.6. Altering the fuel maps is part of what they flash along with advancing the timing and raising the rev limiter. I would be careful with raising the rev limiter yunless you've change valve springs, guided, rod bolts, etc. They already at 7200....

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http://www.softronic.us/buynow.php

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Thanks for the info guys. I'll keep shopping around. Some of the info I'd like to see on the fuel mapping side is being able to compare maps. I'm sure the software writers are going to make improvements in their features as time goes by. While replying I�m seeing the same manufacture of race headers for my bike makes headers for the Porsche. I�ll have to read further to see if their car headers are the same as the bikes where the headers are formed to not needing any alternate tuning methods to stay in specs for flow. Well I think I just broke my heart seeing the turbo 996 is covered and plenty of 997�s have exhaust but not my 1999 996. 24k in weight loss back there would be nice. Possibly they used to make for the early 996�s so off to browsing some more. http://www.akrapovic.com/car-exhaust/products/porsche/

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are you looking for better response? how about the sprint booster?

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