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  1. Aceman
    Tool Pants.... I meant to ask you....do you know if Mobil 1 15W-50 is still on the approved oils list?
  2. Aceman
    Thanks TP!
  3. Aceman
    I have a 2000 Boxster 2.7 and I'm about to do an oil change for the first time. I live in Canada but I only drive my car in the summer months. The owners manual recommends 10W-40 or 15W-40 or 15W-50 for ambient temperatures ABOVE 50°F/10°C. It also specifically states "Use only engine oils (with) viscosity grades of 10W-40 or higher.". Then I found out all new Porsche models come factory filled with Mobil 1 0W-40. I'm confused. The manual says to use only 10W-40 or higher, but the new models come with 0W-40??? I found a supplier in Toronto for both Mobil 1 15W-50 and 0W-40, but I'm not sure which one to buy. I'm not interested in general opinions -- I've searched the forum and have had my fill of that. Can someone direct me to a Porsche TSB or other similar document that shows that Mobil 1 0W-40 is an approved oil for a 2000 Boxster 2.7 for ambient temperatures above 50°F/10°C? Thanks, Aceman
  4. Aceman
    I've been trying to get a price from Ric at Suncoast for a few days. He just emailed me and said his best price is $2999 + S&H. Come close???? :huh: That's not exactly my idea of coming close. I can buy the same Racing Technologies 894.5986R kit here for $2695. CH.....I'm still considering buying your kit, but I haven't decided if I want to buy new or semi-used.
  5. Aceman
    Hi CH, I sent you an email about the kit. Aceman
  6. Aceman
    CH, Do you still have the rear disks and spacers for sale? Aceman
  7. Aceman
    Hi Gundo, I'm looking to upgrade the brakes on my 2000 Boxster. I don't want to spend a pile of cash.....so this kit sounds like exactly what I'm looking for. Can you give me some more information on where I can obtain the kit. I tried looking for the Suncoast kit on eBay but I couldn't find it. I also had a brief look on the Suncoast website but I couldn't find any info there either. By the way.....the new brakes look great on your car! Thanks, Adrian
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