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Well it's a little bit "harder" then before. But still less hard then coilovers.
I also drove the car with the original wheels and the lowered springs, and that felt the same as with the original springs.
My coilovers on my Boxster felt A LOT harder
I also drove the car with the original wheels and the lowered springs, and that felt the same as with the original springs.
My coilovers on my Boxster felt A LOT harder
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Originally Posted by Daggie
Well it's a little bit "harder" then before. But still less hard then coilovers.
I also drove the car with the original wheels and the lowered springs, and that felt the same as with the original springs.
My coilovers on my Boxster felt A LOT harder
I also drove the car with the original wheels and the lowered springs, and that felt the same as with the original springs.
My coilovers on my Boxster felt A LOT harder
Good...Don't you think 19" would have felt better?? just to know...
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Wow, Daggie, you're Cayman looks awesome with the Techarts....now I'm wondering if I can fit 20x11s on my Boxster....Anyway, here a pic of my Boxster by the Brooklyn Bridge today....an amazing day it was....
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You can fit 11x20 on a 987 Boxster. Not on a 986 Boxster.
Just make sure you buy the correct ET-values, because although it will fit, you don't have must 'reserve'. (like with the 987 cayman)
Just make sure you buy the correct ET-values, because although it will fit, you don't have must 'reserve'. (like with the 987 cayman)
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Originally Posted by Daggie
You can fit 11x20 on a 987 Boxster. Not on a 986 Boxster.
Just make sure you buy the correct ET-values, because although it will fit, you don't have must 'reserve'. (like with the 987 cayman)
Just make sure you buy the correct ET-values, because although it will fit, you don't have must 'reserve'. (like with the 987 cayman)
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This is one awesome looking Cayman...I'd like to have it in my garage!!! Unfortunately, the opaque black tinted windows won't pass muster in Maryland. 
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Hey Gunther,
you know I like you Boxster
I've got a vid of you from last week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV2qUm1R-Ak
I've got more pics and vids from last week .. but I'm a bit lazy nowadays
Give me a shoot when we're doing the shoot
you know I like you Boxster
I've got a vid of you from last week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV2qUm1R-Ak
I've got more pics and vids from last week .. but I'm a bit lazy nowadays
Give me a shoot when we're doing the shoot
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Originally Posted by knoet
mine
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KW Var 1 suspension
Wheels RH
front 8,5 * 19
back 10 * 19
Streched Dunlop tyres
i will open a project topic soon...
pics by www.kevve.be
grtz
Wheels RH
front 8,5 * 19
back 10 * 19
Streched Dunlop tyres
i will open a project topic soon...
pics by www.kevve.be
grtz