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Lightbulb Next Mod/Upgrade?

I currently have a SW Chip, K & N Air Filter, and B & B Exhaust System with no CAT, Headers, and Muffler, and 964 Grinded CAM. What would be my next step to get more power?


I was also thinking about taking her to be Dynoed, any guess's what the result might be/should be with this setup?!


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Get rid of the K&N?

How about a larger throttle body?
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Forced induction.




Seriously, you have done about all that can be done to a NA Porsche.
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Get rid of the K&N?
How about a larger throttle body?
Why the statement; "Get rid of the K&N." I was under the impression that K&N filters were a good thing. I've had them installed in all my vehicles (Ford F-150, BMW 530i, Land Rover, Boxster and 964) and feel confident in their performance. What am I missing here?
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Either increased displacement or forced induction.
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Look up K&N filters failures and see how much crap gets through these filter, (I have a set on my car) But, they have a great PR program!! Anyway, increasing displacement is a good way to go and, learning how to drive the car fast will help
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Look up K&N filters failures and see how much crap gets through these filter, (I have a set on my car) But, they have a great PR program!! Anyway, increasing displacement is a good way to go and, learning how to drive the car fast will help
Agree 100%, my shop showed me years ago the grit that got past a K&N filter and i've run nothing but stock filters since.
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Look up K&N filters failures and see how much crap gets through these filter, (I have a set on my car) But, they have a great PR program!! Anyway, increasing displacement is a good way to go and, learning how to drive the car fast will help
I'll be doing this research and speaking with my Ind. Porsche Shop. Thanks for the input and guidance.
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Weight loss program on the car and a differential ratio change. Suspension. On the engine / hp side you are maxed out - to get more power from here is big bucks.

Or just get a 993.


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Thanks, suspension is done, but might look in to some weigth loss, and might start by taking the spare tire out?


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differential ratio change. Suspension

have good interstate gears with killer 3rd & 4th
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Gears, Gears, Gears

Gears, Definitely Gears. Will make a big difference. You do not need the stock gears which allow the car to go in excess of 150MPH. If this is not in the cards then go with more displacement and more aggressive cams. Of note, my 3.6L motor was a much better upgrade than my 3.2L rebuild with more aggressive cams, custom chip, etc.
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ANYONE care to take a guess what the numbers on the DYNO might show with my current setup?!


Thanks!

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There would be a bit of an increase over stock but nothing earth shattering
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Maybe 5% increase...As Trader said, nothing earth shattering. Oh, and +1 on ditching the K&N
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915 final drive is 3.87
915 1st is 3.18
2nd is 1.83
3rd is 1.26
4th is 0.96
5th is 0.76
(out of the early carrera manual) SC and earlier transmissions may differ a bit.

G50 final drive is 3.44
G50/00 1st is 3.50 (and G50/01)
2nd is 2.059 (and G50/01)
3rd is 1.409 (and G50/01)
4th is 1.074 (G50/01 is 1.125)
5th is 0.861 (G50/01 is 0.889)

1989 G50/00 5th is 0.868 (1989 G50/01 5th is 0.892)


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That's a tough question to answer with out more info. What do you want to do with the car, how much you want to spend, and how much power you want since you've done most of the bolt ons.

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