🐫 Saab 9 3 2.0 T Tuning

220bhp & 360nm. All T5, T7 & T8 (petrol) Remaps are available. Prices start from just £90 in person or £100 if done by post (you send me the ECU) Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3. Custom stage Mapping to 600hp is available upon request. (Current highest 9-5 petrol map sits at 565hp and 661nm!!!!) Please go to the Remapping page for details of which Sports Camshafts Now Available For All SAAB 16 Valve Turbo Engines. Excluding New 9-3 & Turbo Diesel Engines. CNC Machined From Steel Billet Blanks. Profile Duration Inlet Exhaust Lift (mm) Inlet Exhaust Recommended Use 1 243 243 9.65 9.50 B205 B235 B204 B234 Mild Upgrade Over Standard 231 Degree 8.3mm Lift Cams. […] Looking for Saab 9-3 2.8 Turbo V6 tuning files? This is where you can find top-quality chiptuning files for your Saab 9-3 2.8 Turbo V6, including stages 1, 2, 3 and 4, gearbox tuning files, pop & bang, exhaust flap control, multimap switching, launch control, hard rev cut, no-lift shift and much more. 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Question for 1999 9-3 (2.0 Turbo) Convertible. 1) Where is the fuel pressure regulator located? 2) How to test fuel pressure and fuel pressure regulator? 3) How to test MAP sensor? I am familiar with SAAB. I don't have tech-II or other specific test equepments for SAAB. Someone please advise. Back to. Custom remapped files. Saab. 9-3. 2002 - 2007. Home Tuning files Saab 9-3 2002 - 2007 2.0 Turbo 210hp. Dyno-ChiptuningFiles.com is leading in the development of Saab 9-3 2.0 Turbo 210hp tuning files. All Saab tuning files are custom made and thoroughly tested on a 4x4 state of the art Dynometer. Saab 9-3 2.8T Stage 0. Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 17 customer ratings. ( 20 customer reviews) $ 599.00. Saab 93 2.8T Stage 0 320hp. 48 in stock (can be backordered) Add to cart. SKU: S9328TSTG0 Categories: Saab 9-3 Aero 2.8T, Saab Turbo X Tags: Saab 9-3 2.8T, Turbo X. Description. Custom performance upgrades and tuning for your Saab 9-3 2.0T. Saab 9-3 2.0T Stage 1 Upgrade (From Stage 0) Saab 9-3 2.0T T8 Stage 1 Package $ 1,850.00. On the roominess front, there are 54 cubic feet of space up front (compared with 49 in the Audi A4 and 48 in the Bimmer), 42 in the rear (Audi, 39; BMW, 41), and 15 in the trunk (Audi, 13; BMW, 11). 3205 posts · Joined 2006. #7 · Dec 4, 2009 (Edited) Engine Torque limits for automatics. The Aisin AF33-5 transmission used in the 9-3 is limited to 235 ft-lbs of torque. The Aisin AF40-6 transmisison used in the Euro spec diesel engine 9-3 models (1.9TiD and 1.9TTiD) can withstand 325 ft-lbs of torque. ilzA3Gh. Engine Chiptuning for 9-3 Turbo 154hpMy Chiptuning files specialise in Chiptuning petrol and diesel engines for improved performance and fuel efficiency. We have years of experience tuning Saab engines to optimise for performance and processWe analyse your vehicle and can adjust the engine management programme, also known as the ECU (Engine Control Unit). This engine software is largely responsible for the behaviour of the 9-3 Turbo 154hp engine and its fuel consumption. We can optimise the ECU for any car, van, truck or benefitsIn the case of the 9-3 Turbo 154hp engine, our Chiptuning file is tailored for more power and torque, reduced fuel consumption, smoother acceleration and improved throttle response. By optimising the torque curve the 9-3 Turbo 154hp engine produces more torque at lower RPM. This also means that you can change gear earlier, so your Saab engine will run at lower revs and therefore more engine Chiptuning companies all over the world choose My Chiptuning files to tune their Saab engine. Our 9-3 Turbo 154hp engine Chiptuning file provides the best possible performance and results within the original safety margins. Guide to tuning your Saab 9-3 "Thank you for reading this Saab 9-3 tuning guide." The HOT, or High Output Turbo is a stunning engine. Power starts at 230bhp and this can be lifted to around 290bhp with the mods outlined below. A note on the V6 engine (pre 2001 is the one to go for) after 2001 the v6 was noticeably slower and less economical! It is not easy locating performance parts or remaps for the so it is not ideal for a tuning project. Many 9-3 owners uprate the handling of their cars as a priority, this will certainly increase your enjoyment of the car. We suggest that you fit uprated suspension and lower the car by 30-35mm. Larger drops require arch work - especially on models already equipped with sports suspension. Our aim in 9-3 engine tuning should be to increase peak power and Torque at the top end. Following our tips for tuning your 9-3 you will end up with a practical scorching hatch that will embarrass bigger cars. Smaller engines do not provide much of a return in terms of power so start with a bigger engine. Engine swaps are a good option if you have a small engine size. SAAB 9-3 Tuning modifications. This will help to ensure you retain some economy low down. This list of the stages and tuning modifications are usually fitted by our members, decide how far you wish to go in your tuning project before you start. Getting the right performance upgrade kits for your planned usage of the car is a time and money saver. Stage 3 motor sport parts just don't work well on the road and will make the car undrivable. Please watch our video which covers the 5 principles of tuning your car. Be sure to subscribe and support our new channel. Best Engine Mods for your car Mapping - remapping provides the most advantage in terms of cost savings, aftermarket ECUs, and piggyback ECUs are all alternatives. Fast road cams are one of the most significant mechanical changes, but they must be installed by someone who knows what they're doing and they are not always easy to source but you might find a local firm to regrind a stock camshaft. Intake and Exhaust - Note that on their own these mods will NOT ADD POWER in most cases, but they can help enhance power after other mods by removing the restriction. Upgrades to turbochargers and superchargers - forced induction is the most efficient approach to increase air supply, allowing you to burn more fuel and make more power. It is one of the most costly upgrades but provides the best gains. Head work - The goals of porting and flowing the head are to get air flowing into the engine while removing flow restrictions and turbulence. Typical stage 1 mods often include: Suspension upgrade (drop 29mm - 38 mm.), Sports exhaust, Remap, Panel air filter, Lighter flywheel, Alloy wheels. Typical stage 2 mods often include: Ported and polished head, fuel pump upgrades, high flow fuel injector, Fast road cam, Power/Sport clutch. Typical stage 3 mods often include: Adding or upgrading forced induction (turbo/supercharger), Competition cam, Engine balancing, Internal engine upgrades (pistons/head/valves), Sports gearbox. Your targets when modding the engine should be a flat and wide torque output. You don't want all the torque to be at the top end of the rev range unless you are creating a motor sport car. In this article we shall give a brief overview to the best modifications for your car, but we'd encourage you to spend some time on the site looking into the details of each type of performance of the most cost effective mechanical uprated modifications you can do to your NA (naturally aspirated) engine is to fit a fast road camshaft . It improves the intake and exhaust flow and pushes up the power if done right. Ideally you'd add other mods and finish up with a remap. We'd also caution you not to go with a motor sports profile cam as this upsets the engines idling and general town driving characteristics. You will need to ensure that the engine is not starved of fuel so will need to pay attention to the fuelling. Most power losses, and erratic idling after modified mods are done can usually be traced to timing or fuelling issues. To get sufficient fuel you may need to improve the injectors on your engine. Uprate the fuel pump to cope with the extra fuel requirements of your tuned 9-3's uprated injectors. Fast road cams offer one of the biggest performance gains as far as a bolt on part goes. When pushing up the power you will need to pay attention to the fuelling. More power needs more fuel. A fuel pressure boost valve will make the car more responsive and respond better. To get sufficient fuel you may need to uprate the injectors on your engine. Uprate the fuel pump to cope with the extra fuel requirements of your tuned 9-3. The turbo Saab engines respond well to an aftermarket intercooler and a remap which pushes power from 150bhp to around the 225bhp mark on standard engine internals with little or no reliability issues. We cover remapping a little further down the page. Handling/Suspension upgrades Handling modifications are high on most peoples lists for the 9-3. Good suspension tweaks that dramatically improve handling for the 9-3 include a couple of degrees negative camber and degrees of toe in or out on the front wheels. Toe in for stability, or Toe out to improve cornering. It would also pay to improve the brakes, by adding larger discs and or higher friction pads.. We would go to a maximum drop of 29mm - 38 mm. on most models. You risk grounding out if you go lower than this. Turning our attention to the engine we need to get a bit more power out of the top end. Enjoy your 9-3 to the max with our awesome performance tuning advice - do the right mods in the right order. The best power gains come from larger engine sizes. The more you start with the bigger the return on investment so engine swaps are good value mods for small engined cars. SAAB 9-3 Intake and Exhaust. Now we move on to the intake and exhaust and ensure proper flow through the engine. Maximum power gains come from a full induction kit. On small engines you will actually lose low down power so we suggest you use a panel air filter instead. Do not go with the biggest exhaust you can find - the best for power gains are usually between to inches. When you start tuning your 9-3 you will find that the standard clutch starts to complain so get an uprated clutch. NA (naturally aspirated) engines do not achieve big power gains if you remap them but with turbo engines this is another story. A remapped turbo remapped turbo will give phenomenal power gain. Adding forced induction will see big power gains but this is usually too expensive to be cost effective. Superchargers are generally easier to add than turbos. Turbos give boost in exponential proportion to increasing engine speed and this can make mapping difficult. The nice steady boost to rpm characteristics of the supercharger make them easier to map. Alternatively you could add water injection to control knock. The TiD offers 150bhp in standard from and this can be remapped to 190-225bhp. The V6 TiD starts at 166bhp and with a remap will produce around 217bhp. The offers 120bhp in standard form but a remap can lift this to an impressive 160bhp. One of the best value mods around has to be a remap for a modern diesel. It is worth noting that the recent 52 plate model cannot be remapped so earlier cars are better. SAAB 9-3 Wheel modifications. Alloy wheels will help the brakes cool down and are usually lighter than the steel ones. It is worth noting that although they can look cool on the 9-3 Big alloy wheels will actually decrease your performance. The larger you go the lower your acceleration will be - this is due to the change in your effective final drive ratio. For this reason we would advise sticking to a maximum wheel size of 18 inches, although we know some of our members have gone larger than this with no problems. Please join us in our forum to discuss the 9-3 options in more detail with our 9-3 owners. It would also be worth reading our 9-3 tuning articles to get a full grasp of the pros and cons of each type of modification. PLEASE HELP: I NEED YOUR DONATIONS TO COVER THE COSTS OF RUNNING THIS SITE AND KEEP IT RUNNING. I do not charge you to access this website and it saves most TorqueCars readers $100's each year - but we are NON PROFIT and not even covering our costs. To keep us running PLEASE Donate here This article was written by me, Waynne Smith TorqueCars founder, and I appreciate your feedback and suggestions. This entry was filed under Saab. 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Your custom written Saab remap is designed to improve how the T engine performs. The Benefits of a Custom Remap on your Saab: • Increased Horsepower • Increased Torque • Sharper Throttle Response • Faster Acceleration • Smoother Power Delivery • Eliminated Flat Spots • Improved Fuel Efficiency (Diesel) • Safer Overtaking Please check the performance data to the right for your Saab 9-3 T 175 hp All remaps are developed in house and written by our very own Saab tuning team Please Note: Call 01254 802126 or enquire below to find your local Advanced Tuning dealer Enquire about tuning this vehicle Enter your vehicle and contact details below and we will be in touch in one working day. Manufacturer's T Tuning DataFactory Standard tuning compared against Advanced Tuning ECU Remap Power/Torque Before ECU Remap After ECU Remap Power (hp) 175 hp 205 hp Torque (NM) 265 Nm 320 Nm "Work 9-5 then have fun with your 9-5" Engine choices for the tuner include the TiD engined model - yes a diesel engine. More on that later. The HOT, which stands for High Output Turbo, really is a hot hatch running the 0-60 sprint in seconds! Power starts at 230bhp and this can be raised to 290bhp with a remap, sports exhaust with sports catalyst and air filter (a more conservative remap is usually better and will retain reliability, driveability and economy.) Without the exhaust and sports cat this power figure will be nearer to 275bhp on a more modest remap. The power gains on the Diesel engines start to make petrol ownership irrelevant. Hence the HOT model. Then there is the V6 engine (pre 2001) after 2001 the v6 was noticeably slower and less economical! It is not easy locating performance parts or remaps for the so it is not ideal for a tuning project - especially when the lineup includes the supremely tunable HOT engine option. The following modifications are usually performed by our members, decide how far you want to go before you begin. Getting the right mods for your planned usage of the car is vital. Stage 3 (competition) mods just don't work well on the road. Please watch our video which covers the 5 principles of tuning your car. Be sure to subscribe and support our new channel. Best Engine Mods for your car Mapping - remapping provides the most advantage in terms of cost savings, aftermarket ECUs, and piggyback ECUs are all alternatives. Fast road cams are one of the most significant mechanical changes, but they must be installed by someone who knows what they're doing and they are not always easy to source but you might find a local firm to regrind a stock camshaft. Intake and Exhaust - Note that on their own these mods will NOT ADD POWER in most cases, but they can help enhance power after other mods by removing the restriction. Upgrades to turbochargers and superchargers - forced induction is the most efficient approach to increase air supply, allowing you to burn more fuel and make more power. It is one of the most costly upgrades but provides the best gains. Head work - The goals of porting and flowing the head are to get air flowing into the engine while removing flow restrictions and turbulence. Typical stage 1 mods often include: Exhaust, Panel air filter, Remap, lighter flywheel Typical stage 2 mods often include: Ported and polished head, Fast road cam, fuel injector & fuel pump upgrades,power clutch Typical stage 3 mods: Engine balancing, adding or upgrading forced induction (turbo/supercharger), Internal engine upgrades (pistons/head/valves), competition cam, sports gearbox. Superb braking is standard across the range with the ABS, Handling would need some attention so uprated springs and dampers will dramatically improve handling. The offers 120bhp in standard form but a remap can lift this to an impressive 160bhp. One of the best value mods around has to be a remap for a modern diesel. It is worth noting that the recent 52 plate model cannot be remapped so earlier cars are better. The TiD offers 150bhp in standard from and this can be remapped to 190bhp. The V6 TiD starts at 166bhp and with a remap will produce around 217bhp. Saab 9-5 intake and exhaust modifications. Before you start doing engine mods you have to get the breathing right and remove any restrictions in the system that could inhibit air the airflow into the engine is the primary part of tuning so get a better flowing air filter. Induction kits sound great with the induction roar they create but due to the warm air in the engine bay they will not add noticeable power and actually rob you of power. (The standard 9-5 airbox is NOT RESTRICTIVE unless you have achieved a massive power hike! Panel filters are all you need performance wise.) A good high performance sports exhaust is an essential to balance your engines need for free flowing air, just adding an induction kit on it's own will do little to increase your power. See our article on performance exhausts for details of the issue around large bore exhausts and how to choose the right size for your engine. Gas flowing the head will allow you to maximise your air/fuel charge but TorqueCars suggest you refer this job to a professional though who has a proper flow bench and machine tools Your 9-5 clutch can sap a lot of your power if it starts to slip and the standard clutches are only ever good for power gains of up to 40 or 50%. Fit a performance clutch (double or triple plate) to avoid power losses through the transmission if the clutch does start to slip after a performance mod. Remaps offer significant power gains on all turbo charged cars. On NA (naturally aspirated) engines the benefits are doubtful. However a remap on a NA (naturally aspirated) engine will help unleash the potential if you have done a lot of mods. Adding forced induction will see big power gains but this is usually too expensive to be cost effective. It is easier to bolt on a supercharger than it is to get a turbo working. With a turbo the boost curve is related exponentially to the engine speed making it hard to map. It is easier to map a supercharger because the boost is proportional to engine speed on a linear curve. Adding forced induction will usually require a lower compression ratio or water injection. Saab 9-5 Wheel modifications. Alloy wheels will help the brakes cool down and are usually lighter than the steel ones. The downside to large alloy wheels on your 9-5 is that you alter your effective final drive ratio and this will have a detrimental effect on acceleration and performance. For this reason we would advise sticking to a maximum wheel size of 16 inches, although we know some of our members have gone larger than this with no problems. If you would like to know more, or just get some friendly advice on Tuning your car please join us in our car forums where you can discuss 9-5 options in more detail with our 9-5 owners. It would also be worth reading our unbiased Saab tuning articles to get a full grasp of the benefits and drawbacks of each modification. Read through our tuning articles to see what the benefits of each mod are and please join the chat in our new friendly SAAB forums. PLEASE HELP: I NEED YOUR DONATIONS TO COVER THE COSTS OF RUNNING THIS SITE AND KEEP IT RUNNING. I do not charge you to access this website and it saves most TorqueCars readers $100's each year - but we are NON PROFIT and not even covering our costs. To keep us running PLEASE Donate here This article was written by me, Waynne Smith TorqueCars founder, and I appreciate your feedback and suggestions. This entry was filed under Saab. You can leave a response below or join our forum to discuss this article and car modification in detail with our you liked this page please share it with your friends, drop a link to it in your favourite forum or use the bookmarking options to save it to your social media profile. Feedback - What do You Think?Please use our forums if you wish to ask a tuning question, and please note we do not sell parts or services, we are just an online magazine. Help us improve, leave a suggestion or tip Please watch this video and subscribe to my YouTube channel.

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