<!--quoteo(post=71965:date=May 15 2009, 08:12 AM:name=Fox944)-->QUOTE (Fox944 @ May 15 2009, 08:12 AM)
<{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Yea, my car is almost like an on/off switch. 4K RPM is when it comes to life. Almost feels like a Honda VTEC switching over to the big cam.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Yes, 245 rwhp is outstanding - it equates to easily 280 hp at the flywheel. I remember back in the 968.net days the belief held by many was that it was simply impossible to increase the horsepower of these engines. Nice to see we've come a long way.
As far as the peaky nature of your engine - this may sound radical, but have you thought about adding a nitrous injection system which squirts some nitrous just to cover the flat spot in your power band? In other words, only when you give it full throttle, and just until the engine hits about 4000 rpm? The nitrous wouldn't be used to increase the peak horsepower of your engine, and thus shouldn't appreciably reduce its longevity; it would just replace some of the low end torque you've lost due to your other mods. Given the improved engine acceleration thanks to your lighweight flywheel, the nitrous would only be needed for an instant under full throttle, and wouldn't be used at all either above 4000 rpm, or during normal driving, so the bottle should last quite awhile. Just a thought...