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I believe all boxsters/caymans with factory Xenons come with the headlight washer jets (little silver R2D2 in front of the lights). Halogens don't.
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I was able to find someone in Germany who sells the mounting kit alone. With that kit, plus a clean plexiglass off ebay, I'm able to put the windstop (without the screen over the rollbars) for a bit under $200. If others are interested in piecing the Windstop together @ a bit of a discount, let me know. I can send you contact to get the mounting kit.
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thanks all. Trying to find replacement parts (smaller clips), vs. buying a whole new one - I don't need the plexiglass. I saw the windstop sale @ suncoast... and that may be the last option. Thanks!
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Hi, would someone be able to provide me the part numbers to the complete windstop/wind deflector assembly? Here is what I've found thus far: - the clips that rivets to the upper side roll-bar: 987-561-901-02 - a single clip that rivets to the bottom of the roll-bar: ??? - the windstop plexiglass: 987-561-621-00 Anything else missing? THanks!
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Just took delivery of 2007 987 S
crislau replied to danieldolin's topic in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Congrat! IMO, the cheapest way to make a difference in how the car drives (better) is to sign yourself up for a driving school. Check your local PCA chapter for more info, you can also check BMWCCA (BMW) or ACCA (Audi). They have 1 or 2 days, 3 - 4 sessions a day and costs between $3 - $500. You'll get an instructor who will teach you (at a pace you're comfortable with) to get the most out of your car. And unlike most tangible mods that depreciates...this one you can take with you to the next car. :clapping: Only word of caution I have is that these schools can be very addictive. A friend talked me into going to one (i really hesitated - worry about wear/tear/risks), but I was hooked after the 1st session - that was almost 8 yrs ago now. -
Clear bra on Bi-Xenon headlights
crislau replied to COBOXSTER-S's topic in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Go for it. It protects the "glass" from pitting over time. AFAIK, it wouldn't affect the bi-x performance.