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Join Date: Aug 2005
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...um...they make a good argument but if it draws 60AMPS, why does it come with a 50AMP relay and why does the wiring seem teeny?
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Lots of good propaganda..
.With a current draw of 60amps, **** i would be scared to hook the thing up... faulty wiring could kill me!
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Off the grid- Almost
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Long thread about this quite a while ago with the 911 guys.
A guy came along promoting "E-Ram" and made a complete fool of himself. Some brainiac engineers proved mathamatically why it couldn't work. Then (after much prodding) came dyno runs, which verified it's a joke. Then the Eram promoter complained the dyno runs were flawed, even though he got to approve the cars and dyno beforehand. Got pretty silly. |
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Yea if you want more HP from a NA your gonna have to open it up and spent lots of cash, trust me I know LOL
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My personal belief to gaining more power with a n/a car.. JME cam paired with a better exhaust (no cat and maybe 2.5 inch) and probably a MAF type setup. For probably $1000-1500 a realistic 18hp gain. However most of this will be felt from 3500-4000rpm+.
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Location: Houston, TX USA
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Someone on Rennlist gained 16 hp on an otherwise stock 924S with a MoTeC.
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