has any one on here got a remap done on there cayman s what are te potentioal gains on torque and bhp

Try searching, lots of people have, I think you will get around 1 hp.

Hold on now, I'm pretty sure you can squeeze out 2hp.

oh pleese, keep it real.. 2hp is a stretch...

Hang on a sec, dont mislead the guy, I think its -5HP.

5HP only when driving North.

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I always thought the benefit of remapping was more to smooth out the power curve than to increase horsepower. Is that not the case? The CS has a serious dip in torque in stock form and I would hope that a remap could at level it out a little.

Of course, there are many here wiser than I. Am I confused on this point?

And why would you want to reduce those bothersome peaks on either side of the dip to "smooth out" the curve?

So why do the chip guys advertise +10-20 gains ?

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What I intended was to "fill in the valley" between the peaks so you have a smooth upward sloping torque curve instead of one that drops significantly for 1500 rpms or so. I have seen this done effectively before with remapping using a dyno and creating a custom map.

Just wondered if there was an "off the shelf" chip that would help since the curve provided in the manual has a big downward spike. I have been told that many vehicles are set up to run lean for emissions reasons and a remap can offset that and the torque curve improves as a result.

Again, my experience is limited and I am looking for constructive guidance from those who have a deeper understanding of such things.

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