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Thanks, I suspected that. Now I am looking for the person that has done this, I would like to try it if it works with the 2005 software.
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Why not integrate with the Sport Chrono?
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Has anyone added the 2007-2008 987 Porsche Sport Exhaust to a 2005 or 2006 987 with Sport Chrono? http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant...egory_Code=987s I have been told it can be done. I like the idea of the sport button adjusting the exhaust sound.
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Then the last thing to figure out is if there is any ABS or PSM trobule with having the rear tires smaller than stock. I will talk to some independent techs.
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Does this mean they chose 265/40 R18 instead of 265/35 R18 (which would have match the front diameter) for the stock rear tires on the 987S for ride "comfort"?
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I have an 05 987S. When I look for used winter or track wheels, I always run into the problem that 987 and 987S rear tires are bigger diameter than the front tires. Example: My car 987S Front - 8J x 18 RO 57 with 235/40 ZR18, 12.7in tire radius 987S Rear - 9J x 18 RO 43 wth 265/40 ZR18, 13.17 in tire radius Other cars: 986S Front - 7J x 17 RO 55 with 205/50 ZR17, 12.53 in tire radius 98S Rear - 8.5J x 17 RO 48 with 255/40 ZR17, 12.51 in tire radius 911 Front - 8.5J x 18 RO 47 with 225/40 R18, 12.54 in tire radius 911 Rear - 9.5J x 18 RO 47 with 265/35 R18, 12.65 in tire radius Tire calculators say not to use these other rear tires as the radius difference is more than 3%. Why are the rear tires bigger diameter anyway? Does this mess up the ABS and PSM?