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  1. Loren
    The red rear brake calipers for the Boxster are 996 352 421 13. They are the exact same size as the 996 standard brakes - just red. Boxster S front rotors are 318 mm, rears are 299 mm - same as the 996. I have no idea what you mean by width.
  2. Loren
    I already answered this here. The MY02 C4S does use a different kit (according to the Porsche parts list) than the MY03 and later cars.
  3. Loren
    I think this have been covered here many times... Try using the search function and search all forums for ipod.
  4. Loren
    996.351.425.xx and 996.351.426.xx are front calipers (left and right) for a 996. The xx would designate whether the car is a C2 (2WD) or C4 (4WD). 996.352.425.xx and 996.352.425.xx are rear calipers (left and right) for a 996. The xx would designate whether the car is a C2 (2WD) or C4 (4WD). Factory front pads are: 996 352 949 02 Factory rear pads are: 996 352 939 03 The Boxster S uses the same front calipers as a 996 except the are red.
  5. Loren
    It is more likely a "Workshop Service Action" which is a voluntary service action as opposed to a government "recall". I see if I can get a copy of the workshop service action bulletin.
  6. Loren
    Are you talking about the "Porsche Child Restraint System". If so what part number did you purchase.
  7. Loren
    Indeed!
  8. Loren
    And more Porsche, Penske Motorsports To Run Together With New Prototype In American Le Mans Series
  9. Loren
    I removed mine (both screens) 3 years ago. I disconnected the battery at the time and had the DME relearn the air flow. Zero problems.
  10. Loren
    000-044-500-28 is a 10 mm RoW sport kit for a (coupe, 4WD, 6 speed). I think the MY02 C4S must be different. This the MY03 C4S page from the (Feb 2005) RoW tequipment parts list:
  11. Loren
    The factory side skirts used in the narrow body Aerokits were all the same from MY01 on. I think the parts kits only come with the complete aerokit package - so you will need to order them too. 996 559 983 04 Left sill cover (in primer w/double stick tape) 996 559 984 04 Right sill cover (in primer w/double stick tape) Two parts kits 000 044 801 65 Various bolts and nuts
  12. Loren
    Wow! Did the flywheel bolts perhaps come loose and the timing ring hit something (as it wobbled)?
  13. Loren
    1. No this is an RoW 20 mm lowering kit. All parts for the X73 package are marked X73 in the parts list. 2. There is a left and right front strut in that kit.
  14. Loren
    It is hard to say what the differences are in the later ones. Could be just a vendor change. No one has ever proven any performance differences with any of them even over stock.
  15. Loren
    :lol: ... no need to Google it it's right here
  16. Loren
    The difference (I believe) is between the standard power steering and the optional (Option 1N3) Variable Assist Power Steering - Servotronic speed sensitive power steering. This shows as available on all Cayenne models.
  17. Loren
    Item 27: 996 701 801 00 Left spacer retail $0.89 996 701 802 00 Right spacer retail $0.89
  18. Loren
    Tell us which items numbers you need (I assumed a US car but you didn't say).
  19. Loren
    I am not sure what the "SM" code (next to your paint code) stands for on your code tag. For instance my car has a Boxster Red interior and the code on my tag is "MA". Perhaps someone else here knows?
  20. Loren
    :oops: forgot the X45 X45 - Instrument dials in interior color Sorry, I meant a pic of the interior. Is there more than one color used or special order trim? A pic would really help
  21. Loren
    XRB - 18" Sport Classic 2 Wheels 236 - 18" Tires 689 - Prep for CD Changer 695 - CD Radio CDR 22 I have no idea what SM refers to. Do you have a pic?
  22. Loren
    Yes, 000 044 200 21 will work on either a 3.4 or 3.6 liter car.
  23. Loren
    I sent you a PM...
  24. Loren
    Yes, 04 replaced the 03. The 03 is no longer available to order. I haven't seen one yet. Speculation would lead one to believe there was a vendor/design change when they did 997 PSE. The 997 exhaust is supposed to made of thin wall tubing and also supposed to be lighter. Perhaps they applied that to the new 996 mufflers? We can only hope...
  25. Loren
    The sensors are the same for all conventional (steel) brake systems on the 986, 996, GT3 and TT. Not the GT2 or any of PCCB brakes. The new cars 987 and 997 use same but different sensor also. Same holds true for the sport and PCCB brakes on the new models - yet a different sensor.
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