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BSA 18" Eagle Rock wheels
Too darn big in the rear with 275 tires. I have rub issues. I'm working to resolve that though with the right setup on my coilovers. Otherwise they look fine. Gotta love a deep lip in the rear! · 10/11/2008 -
Carbon fiber hood
Yes, $100. I know how to find deals on used parts.<br /><br />I used some dzus fasteners to fix the poor fit of these aftermarket hoods. Now it fits perfect. · 10/11/2008 -
Clear LED 3rd brake light
Ummm... it works. It's cool. Pretty simple. · 10/11/2008 -
Clear LED tail lights
I know, I know - they are sooooooooo rice. I don't care. I personally like them. They work too. · 10/11/2008 -
Gemballa GT exhaust and tips
I got the exhaust free with the rear bumper, but then I had to pay $75 to get the tips to match it... NO RESONANCE, which is rare for a Boxster aftermarket exhaust. · 10/11/2008 -
Gemballa GT rear bumper
Yes, only $700! I got a great deal on this one, but it was cracked up badly in an accident. So I got a book on fiberglass repair, got some materials, and went at it. Literally MONTHS later it looked great and I had a professional body shop spr · 10/11/2008 -
Gemballa GT side skirts
A bit ricey, a bit pricey, but they make the car stand out. Kirk's Body shop in Red Bluff, CA did a great job molding them to the car and matching the paint. The fiberglass is still a bit wavy though in the right light. · 10/11/2008 -
GT3 sway bar
GT3 bar with Insite end links. It works and it's adjustable. Nothing to get too excited about. · 10/11/2008 -
JRZ adjustable coilovers with remote reservoirs
Major pain to install. Absolutely AWESOME on the road. Plus major cool factor. The handling threshold of my car is WELL above what can be legally driven on public roads. · 10/11/2008 -
Kokeln carbon fiber ram air scoops
Cool... but overpriced if you ask me. Still lots of people comment on them looking good. · 10/11/2008
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