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Is that because of the factory set back programming stuff?
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Despite Autothority's claims on their website, independent testers found no improvement in performance with their ECU upgrade.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just found a Kit from them that includes ecu exhaust etc. and claims to put out about 30hp and 35 ft lbs torque for pretty cheap. Their ecu upgrade alone is very reasonable at about 700. The entire kit with exhaust is about 1800 or there abouts. It seems to be the best bang for buck that I have seen and I am seriously contemplating taking the plung, but wanted to know if anyone had tried any of their products etc. I have vaguely heard about them before as being reputable and that their claimed power outputs are real. Thanks.

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I've not seen any data on Porsche ECU upgrades, but I have on BMW's. Despite Autothority's claims on their website, independent testers found no improvement in performance with their ECU upgrade. Some people always claim of course, that the car "feels" much faster after chipping their cars. Hmmmm.

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Really no gain? Is that because of the factory set back programming stuff? That is interesting. I guess it's not such a good deal then huh?

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I think most ECU upgrades does not provide much power gain at peak HP, but sometimes it does provide better throttle responsive and the mapping give more power in the mid range, however, the gain is not linear throughout the power band, simply give you power sooner..

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From my experience with my friends cars with ecu upgrades is that as said before it just dumps more power earlier. On the down side the throttle response is very jumpy and eratic. Not worth it in my opinion.

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