Get your APR Porsche Chip Tuning at RPI Equipped!
You can now get all your APR Porsche Chip Tuning done at RPI Equipped!
All APR Porsche ECU applications come loaded with the following EMCS options. For more information on EMCS and how it works, check out the EMCS page.
- Stock Program
- Chipped Program (91 or 93 octane)*
- Valet Program
- Race Program (100 or 104 octane)*
- Security Lock Out Feature
- Fault Code Erase and Throttle Body Alignment
- Anti-Theft System
*when running a particular octane specific program, fuel containing that octane or higher must be used. Example: If running the 93 octane program, do not use less than 93 octane fuel. However, higher octane fuel, such as 94 octane, is fine. All of these features come standard with the APR ECU upgrade and each mode can be selected at the touch of a button.
Here is list of cars available for APR Engine Tuning. Click on the model to view more specific details and performance increases:
- 911 (997) Turbo
- 911 (997) Carrera S
- 911 (997) Carrera
- Boxster S (987)
- Cayman S (987)
- 911 (996) Turbo
- 911 (996) Carrera 3.4
About APR
In every Porsche is a soul. A soul that is the embodiment of all that Porsche works to achieve by consistently innovating engineering artistry and blazing a new path of pure Porsche excellence. With this in mind, APR’s Engineering Team set out to develop the finest complement of pure Porsche performance products the world over. Building upon the ground work laid by some of the finest engineers in the world, APR’s development of Porsche performance is the soul mate to the original.
If you have any further questions about the APR Tuning, please give us a call at 604-944-0494!








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