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The license plate is unique. :)
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987 Key work with 986 Keyless system?
Stefan replied to A4EP's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Does anyone have a picture of the new keys? -
It makes sense to me. Ideally you would want the intake (drivers side) to channel air in and the exhaust (passenger side) to channel the air out.
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I had this on my 1999 and it turned out to be lower control arm bushings. The dealer said that they had to replace the control arms to fix it. They did and the problem went away. It was a creaking sound when the load changed on the front of the car.
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Experience with 3.6l Conversion for Boxster S
Stefan replied to clubhead's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
My understanding is that there are significant wiring differences between 2003 and earlier models that cause these conversions to be difficult (read: prohibitively expensive). I don't know the details. -
Bosch platinum 4 plugs not good
Stefan replied to jeffery7614's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I installed Platinum +4 plugs in my 1999 Boxster (w/65k miles) about a month and a half ago and have had no problems at all. I also bought mine at Performance Products. -
I have been using Blizzak WS-15s for years (the same set) on my 1999 Boxster. The snow, ice, and slush traction is exceptional. However, there are some considerations. * The last time I checked, they don't come in 17" so I had to buy a set of 16" wheels * The dry handling is awful (the car feels like you're driving on bubble gum Even uphill in thick slush you won't get stuck. The only way to get stuck as far as I know is to drive in snow that is too deep for the bottom of the car to clear. Even then you have a chance given the extremely good snow traction of these wheels.