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BCM Filter VS EVO V-Flow filter
jderianSF replied to secuuda's topic in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
If you are interested in various programming options depending on your set-up, you might do well looking into Softronic. Though, I don't have personal experience (yet), they have been given very good reviews (both in function and customer service). see here: http://www.softronic.us/ Good luck, Jason -
I can't address the over-rev issues you are worried about. But I also plan on d/e's and auto-x's, with stock 19"s. What I did was to find someone who is selling a set of 17" rims with (or if you'd like to pick out your track tires -- without tires). I found some rims with very good Michelin street tires to use. So far with one auto-x, its been fine. This saves the wear and tear on the 19s, and in the long run, real track tires are much cheaper in 17" sizes than 19".