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Old Jan 29, 2009 | 05:56 AM
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Anyone have a set of OEM PASM springs?

I'm trying to find a set of OEM PASM springs from a 987 Boxster and am having a hard time at it. Don't need the shocks, just the springs - figuring somebody must have done some lowering springs on their PASM car... Any leads appreciated.
 
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I have a set off my 2007 2.7 with PASM you can have if they work just pay the shipping? iI do not know if they are the same as the 3.4 though.
 
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Did you ever get some springs?
 
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Not yet. I thought for sure somebody with a Boxster with PASM that lowered with aftermarket springs would have their OEM ones in the basement collecting dust Still looking around...
 
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Not yet. I thought for sure somebody with a Boxster with PASM that lowered with aftermarket springs would have their OEM ones in the basement collecting dust Still looking around...
Not sure if you saw my post on Rennlist but if you can get a set of Cayman S PASM springs they are even stiffer than the Boxster S ones.
 
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Yah, I did, but the rears are too stiff and would probably throw the balance of the Boxster off. I'd rather try to stick with a set that was designed and tested for one particular car - the Boxster. The Cayman springs might work, but I don't want to experiment.
 
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