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APR - Performance ECU Software - 3.0T EA839 V6 (95B.2) (Macan S)

APR - Performance ECU Software - 3.0T EA839 V6 (95B.2) (Macan S)

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SKU:ECU-30T-EA839-95B2

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OVERVIEW

We're excited to announce our Engine Control Unit (ECU) Upgrades are now available for the Porsche Macan S (95B.2) 3.0T engine with the Bosch MG1 ECU! Expect massive gains with up to 399-438 HP with 499-509 FT-LBS of torque on tap, depending on octane, from this simple software upgrade.

Features:

  • Delivers up to 399-438 HP with 499-509 FT-LBS depending on octane
  • Max gains of +98-120 AWHP and +136-152 AWFT-LBS depending on octane
  • Supports 91 AKI, 93 AKI, 100 AKI, and 104 AKI fuel grades
  • Optional factory term limit matching limited powertrain warranty with APR Plus
  • Standing RPM soft limiter increased
  • Left-foot braking / brake boosting added
  • Properly rescaled performance gauges within the ECU CAN data
  • Optimized launch control strategy for faster response and boost building
  • Optimized driveline protection during launch
  • Optimized thermal management and additional protection
  • Optimized high-gear LSPI protection and turbocharger protection added
  • Speed limiter removed
  • Exhaust crackle retains temperature safeties
  • Auto start-stop defaults to the off position
  • No hardware required (Software only)
  • Supports standard bolt on modifications
  • Eliminated the need for a TCU upgrade to achieve full torque
  • Flash counter does not increase with each flash
  • Free lifetime updates
  • Direct OBDII port flash (No ECU removal)
  • 30 day money back guarantee


APR ECU Upgrade Stages

Our new suite of MG1 ECU software comes after months of extensive research and development that is typically absent from the aftermarket. Our upgrade makes the engine more powerful and more exciting. We’ve extensively calibrated the system to work flawlessly on the track, while retaining safety routines to protect your engine in the most demanding scenarios. This was all made possible by our engineering team's pursuit of perfection. Development vehicles were outfitted with additional sensors, including turbo shaft speed sensors, thermocouples, transducers, and more, along with our high speed direct RAM logging equipment, to feed valuable data to the team for analysis. After thousands of hours of testing and tuning we created new calibrations that are fine tuned for several octanes and contain hundreds of map changes, with a vast array of safety features built in.


The result of this work is nothing short of astounding. Not only have we increase power, we’ve added many safety routines to ensure the engine and components are protected under demanding scenarios. Additionally we’ve added features to enhance the driving experience.


We’ve recalibrated the exhaust flaps to reduce backpressure and create consistent turbo spool characteristics. Sound characteristics are improved too, especially during free-rev, which sees its limiter raise in park and neutral. Through proper torque management and ECU code changes, we’ve removed the requirement of a transmission tune to achieve full torque while keeping torque flat to protect the transmission. We’ve optimized launch control for a better take-off and enabled boost building on the line. Additionally we’ve defaulted the start-stop feature to the off position, removed the speed limiter, added left-foot braking or brake-boosting, and configured the ECU to send the correct calibration to the dash for the performance gauges.


To protect the engine and components we’ve spent a considerable amount of time tuning safety routines, some of which were not active from the factory. The ECU will protect the engine should the exhaust flaps fail as back pressure becomes too high. The exhaust crackle feature will turn off should components get too hot. The engine has advanced LSPI protection to prevent the engine from damage when being lugged in the tallest gears. Excessive intake air temperature, which is common on a dynamometer, will cause power to reduce to protect the engine. Furthermore more we’ve added and calibrated protection routines for turbocharger pressure ratios, shaft speed, exhaust pressure, intake air temperature, coolant temperature, oil temperature, lambda, fueling system limitations, and more. All of this and more gives us confidence to offer an optional limited powertrain warranty through APR Plus!


Our ECU Upgrades are available in multiple configurations. Installation of additional performance hardware, such as an intercooler or intake systems, may provide further performance improvements.


APR Calibration Report

Stage HP TQ Max Gain Max Gain
Stock As Reported by Porsche  348 HP 354 FT-LBS
Stock As Measured by APR 361 HP 368 FT-LBS
APR Plus
91 AKI / 95 RON 399 HP 499 FT-LBS +98 HP +136 FT-LBS
Stage 1
91 AKI / 95 RON 399 HP 499 FT-LBS +98 HP +136 FT-LBS
93 AKI / 98 RON 408 HP 509 FT-LBS +110 HP +150 FT-LBS
100 AKI / 104 RON 425 HP 509 FT-LBS +117 HP +151 FT-LBS
104 AKI / 108 RON 438 HP 509 FT-LBS +120 HP +152 FT-LBS

 

 

APR Software Pricing Guide

Our performance software upgrade is available in multiple stages with optional features.

APR Plus (USA/Canada)
APR Stage 1 ECU Upgrade $1,799.95
APR Stage 1
APR Stage 1 ECU Upgrade $899.95
APR Stage 1 ECU Upgrade from APR Plus FREE

 



Only use fuel equal to or higher than specified. Never use a lower octane fuel. Always follow our fuel guide, especially with race fuel and Ethanol, where available. Dynos are for reference only. Results will vary. Contributing factors include the vehicle condition, vehicle setup, dyno type, dyno setup, environmental factors, fuel quality, and more. When describing fuels, the North American Region (NAR) uses the Anti-Knock Index (AKI), (RON+MON)/2, or (R+M)/2. The Rest of the World (ROW) uses RON. RON is Research Octane Number and MON is Motor Octane Number. Please Note: Each vehicle's year, make, and model may have multiple factory engine or transmission controller software part numbers, known as box codes, each with unique revisions. Manufacturers periodically release software updates that alter this information, which can only be determined by scanning the controller and is not publicly provided. Due to the variety of codes, some stages, octane levels, features, or options may not be available for specific codes. Therefore, our website provides a general guide based on general info such as Year, Make, and Model. Our system allows you to request unavailable software, and we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied.