The Official 6 speed Cayenne Review | Cayenne Overlanding Project

We are back with the definitive review of our Project Cayenne!
In today's episode we go over what its like to have a 6 speed Cayenne with the Eurowise 3 inch lift kit installed. Thanks to SMIT Autoworks in Miami, Florida we were able to get the full 3 inch lift kit, front skid plate, and tubular control arms installed.
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[@gvaspirated]

incredibly informative review! Loved it!

[@RickyBoada]

You made me wanna go look at cayennes for sale lmao

[@ryanthomastew]

Oh man every time I see your '08 manual VR6 I wish my '09 was a manual too!!! The VR6 is a great motor and the most affordable of all the Cayennes from a maintenance and repair perspective. I put 32.1" Yokohama Geolander M/T G003's on mine but kept it stock suspension for now. So I'm about 10" of clearance which has been enough but I need to get my skid plates put on and rock rails. If you make it out to Utah, come find me and we'll take our VR6's out through the muck n mud!

[@alarrana2908]

Amazing! Now I want one too!

[@chir0pter]

I just learned about water-methanol injection systems- not only do they keep your direct injection intake valves clean they give a power and mpg boost. If the vr6 is feeling a little anemic that would be a relatively simple bolt on power adder by cooling intake charge temps and also raising octane. Not sure why nobody talks about these.

[@fuelfiles]

Never heard of methanol for a car this simple, it's definitely an interesting take and something worth looking into.