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  1. Netrophile,

    Thanks. I like to modify the stock car to feel it more personal, but in a way that does not introduce drastic changes..you know what I mean, and always with original Porsche parts, never aftermarket.

    Up to now I have done the following:

    1. RoW 030 suspension

    2. PSE

    3. Wheel spacers

    4. Exhaust tips ( from Porsche)

    I am thinking in 3 mods more:

    1. GT3 seats ( which I think are a must for hard driving )

    2. Third radiator

    3. Turbo brakes

    Here is a pic from behind. The looks of the car changes very little with the spacers, BUT when you look at it, it does change. It feels diferent IMO

    post-2-1060434225_thumb.jpg

  2. Hi Loren,

    First of all congratulations for the forum. Very helpfull and grat site. This is my question: I used to have a Boxster S with sport suspension for a couple of years. Since the last 13th of June a have a beautifull 03 C2 Cabrio with PSE and Sport Suspension, and I have done already 2000 miles.

    The engine is really GREAT, but I find the handling of the car is very very diferent. I think I am geting to the new weight distribution but, lets be honest I miss the Boxster chassis.

    The very first day I founded the front very very loose, so I looked at the tire preassure and they were rocket high in cold something like 38/45 psi. I went down to 34/42 cold, but here in Spain is really hot now, and last week after an intensive ride I found that I was having hot preasures at 40/49...

    So again I took out some preasure to leave them cold at 32/36. I have been reading a LOT of information in various boards but I am a bit confused.

    Question: What shoul be the cold preasure gap ? 8 psi as factory recomends ? Less ?

    Thanks,

    Antonio.

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