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Hey guys, I am building a Boxster website at the moment for fun (its turning into an obsession) and need a little help I want to put together a page showing all the different factory fit Boxster wheels, along with which ones were available on which years and what their details are (offset, width, diameter and tyre sizes) along with the proper names for each wheel design. Anyone able to help or point me in the right direction for some info, I want to be able to list all the different designs and what years they were standard or optional equipment.
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I have been thinking about buying a Cayenne Turbo for a few months, have been doing my research and thinking seriously about the purchase having owned various Porsche models for many years now. One thing thats putting me off buying one is that for every other Porsche I have ever owned I have been able to buy a copy of the factory workshop manuals on CD or even the original manual set. But I understand the Cayenne is different as the manuals were never printed and only available online with a PIWIS tool. My question is, has anyone got around this and is there anywhere I can get a copy of this manual on CD? With every other Porsche I have owned the workshop manuals have been worth their weight in gold, as I like to get involved with the repairs to the car although I use a Porsche specialist for servicing to keep the record up to date. But for me, getting to work on the cars is part of the whole ownership experience. Even for tricky jobs where I might pass and let the specialist do it, I still like to be able to read about what the manual says about the job so I am informed. Anyway, I hope someone can help as this is probably the only thing holding me back right now, I would love to get a Cayenne to add to the collection by Christmas