♦ Sonic MS | Akrapovic EVO Porsche GT3RS
#12
i didnt remap my car and no CEL. but i have heard its becuz my car is euro car and not US car.
#13
Thanks for the info. I noticed on the Sonic MS webpage they offer the Evolution Exhaust with either 100 or 200 cpsi cats for the 997.2 but not the 997.1. I would be interested to find out why. I would assume the CEL issue (with NA spec cars, but I thought that NA cars just did not get the plastic window, roll cage, certain seats and the clear side markers...but can be added, of course; all else was the same (?)). From what I have read on many previous postings on other forums most (if not all (?)) 200 cpsi cats are OK but 100 cpsi cats can cause CEL issues (without the ecu remap).
Last edited by NeverFastEnough; 06-19-2011 at 12:05 PM.
#14
Thanks for the info. I noticed on the Sonic MS webpage they offer the Evolution Exhaust with either 100 or 200 cpsi cats for the 997.2 but not the 997.1. I would be interested to find out why. I would assume the CEL issue (with NA spec cars, but I thought that NA cars just did not get the plastic window, roll cage, certain seats and the clear side markers...but can be added, of course; all else was the same (?)). From what I have read on many previous postings on other forums most (if not all (?)) 200 cpsi cats are OK but 100 cpsi cats can cause CEL issues (without the ecu remap).
The Evolution System (including race spec) for the GT3RS (997.1 / 997.2) only come with 100PSI cats option, there is no 200 PSI cats option available.
Even if Akrapovic did supply a 200PSI cats option, they stated that the car would still be susceptible to the CEL issue w/o a complementing ECU remap. In any event, this is not applicable to the Akrapovic Evolution system for the GT3RS.
In regards to a ECU remap option, Akrapovic North America recommends Evolution Motorsports.
Last edited by Cal@Sonic MS; 06-20-2011 at 03:41 PM.
#15
I do not want to be picky but I have always liked the Akrapovic sound. On my last 997.1 GT3 I had the Sharkwerks muffler bypass and it was great, but I am looking into potentially getting a 997.2 GT3RS (more likely) or a GT3RS 4.0 (wishful thinking!...ie. NOT likely), and I am considering one of the Akrapovic Evolution systems.
Thanks in advance for any further clarification you can find out.
#16
Thanks for the reply, but I am a bit confused...does this mean the GT3RS or only the GT3 really needs the remap to get rid of the CEL issue?
I do not want to be picky but I have always liked the Akrapovic sound. On my last 997.1 GT3 I had the Sharkwerks muffler bypass and it was great, but I am looking into potentially getting a 997.2 GT3RS (more likely) or a GT3RS 4.0 (wishful thinking!...ie. NOT likely), and I am considering one of the Akrapovic Evolution systems.
Thanks in advance for any further clarification you can find out.
I do not want to be picky but I have always liked the Akrapovic sound. On my last 997.1 GT3 I had the Sharkwerks muffler bypass and it was great, but I am looking into potentially getting a 997.2 GT3RS (more likely) or a GT3RS 4.0 (wishful thinking!...ie. NOT likely), and I am considering one of the Akrapovic Evolution systems.
Thanks in advance for any further clarification you can find out.
If you want to avoid this, we recommend considering the Sports Cup exhaust system for the GT3/RS.
Sports Cup exhaust system for Porsche 911 GT3/RS
Hard facts:
plus 8 HP (at 3.970 rpm)
plus 16 Nm (at 4.060 rpm)
minus 21 kg
Last edited by Cal@Sonic MS; 06-22-2011 at 12:21 AM.
#17
The Akrapovic Evolution System will most likely require a remap to avoid a CEL issue for both the GT3RS and GT3 applications unfortunately (both 997.1 and 997.2).
If you want to avoid this, we recommend considering the Sports Cup exhaust system for the GT3/RS.
Sports Cup exhaust system for Porsche 911 GT3/RS
Hard facts:
plus 8 HP (at 3.970 rpm)
plus 16 Nm (at 4.060 rpm)
minus 21 kg
If you want to avoid this, we recommend considering the Sports Cup exhaust system for the GT3/RS.
Sports Cup exhaust system for Porsche 911 GT3/RS
Hard facts:
plus 8 HP (at 3.970 rpm)
plus 16 Nm (at 4.060 rpm)
minus 21 kg
#20
Approximately 45-50bhp / 35-40 ft.lb of torque depending on the level of octane fuel you have available (91/93 US OCT).