Porsche 911 remap
Pick the years that match your car. Engine choices and figures change between generations, so the 43 engines we cover are split by shape.
Which 911 do you have?
If you are unsure of the generation, the registration document gives the first registration date.
Best gains on the 911
Across every generation we hold files for.
- 3.6i Turbo 997 - 2004 -> 2011 480hp to 670hp, up 280Nm
- 3.6i Turbo 996 - 1997 -> 2006 420hp to 600hp, up 240Nm
- 3.6i GT2 997 - 2004 -> 2011 530hp to 700hp, up 220Nm
- 3.0T Carrera / 4 991 - 2016 >> ... 370hp to 540hp, up 230Nm
- 3.6i Turbo S ( & X50 ) 996 - 1997 -> 2006 450hp to 600hp, up 180Nm
- 3.6i GT2 996 - 1997 -> 2006 462hp to 600hp, up 180Nm
What to expect from a 911 remap
The gain comes down to the engine rather than the model, so a 911 with a small turbo diesel and one with a big petrol will read very differently. Pick your years above and then your engine, and the figures on that page are the ones that apply to your car.
We road test before and after, and anything that looks wrong on the initial read gets flagged before we write. If the car has a fault we will tell you rather than map around it.
You can see the whole Porsche range, or ask us about your car.
Book your 911
We write and test every file at our Aston workshop, on our own rolling road. Ring us with your reg and we will tell you what your car should make before you commit to anything.