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Hi All, There was a thread a couple years back discussing how Bypass Cat Pipes actually decreased the hp and trq for TT's, is that still the consensus now in 2008? Does anyone have any dyno's or data showing that there is improvement? I'm still on the fence if I should pull the trigger on Fabspeed Bypass pipes for my 06 tt. Thanks guys!!
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It's the Porsche/Audi equivilent of "sport mode" - makes a huge difference in shift points on my TT keeps it right in boost I believe the new Cayennes replaced the PSM button with a "sport " button to keep the X50 guys happy JR Tried psm off last night, and you guys were right!! Night and Day difference with it being off, the car takes off and holds 1st gear instead of bumping down to first from second when you mash the pedal. Seems to hold gears longer and even seems to down shift sooner when slowing down. Pretty good stuff, considering I had no idea turning off psm would do that...I just thought it meant it would take the gloves off the car and let you get into a tad more trouble if you wanted...does that too. hahahaha! Thanks again!
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Thanks for clarifying...I have not yet taken psm off. Will try it out some time. Interesting that the psm would change shifting points...
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What do you mean by Sport Setting? I wasn't aware of any sport mode on these cars, there is a sport suspension mode, right? Thanks~ Mark