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  • Present cars
    2001 Boxster S
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    944S for Track use.

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  1. atomichead
    What about the passenger side vent, behind the door? Is it a straight shot to the motor? Would the fan be too big an obstruction?
  2. atomichead
    Ditto on the Raggtopp....
  3. atomichead
    I'm pretty sure the 350Z weighs more than the Box as well.
  4. atomichead
    Ekam's right. If you're not racing, go with the best brand name you can afford.
  5. atomichead
    If you're not concerned with wringing every last second from a lap time with your tires, I suggest you go with inexpensive, long wearing, good wet weather, name brand tires. Tire Rack has an excellent system of customer reviews that can help when you decide what charateristics are important to you.
  6. atomichead
    Well, that probably explains it. In looking back, I can see where I missed that fact. Thanks guys...
  7. atomichead
    Not yet. Figured to have it working first before messing with that step.
  8. atomichead
    Didn't go to CLT, went to Porsche of Greenville. Will go to CLT if someone is willing and capable of helping. I'd think any dealer should be able to turn off your airbag light. Don't you have Hendrick's Porsche up there?
  9. atomichead
    Yeah, and it looked all good, just no display.
  10. atomichead
    I've been trying to get my computer turned on at the local dealer but it isn't happening. We used the techniques found here for the PIWIS but still nothing. I can't say enough about the dealer as they've been very patient with me but i can't impose anymore. So now I'm asking if anyone has a PST2 in the Greenville SC area and would perform this feat of magic for a fee.
  11. atomichead
    Off topic but what wheels are on the car?
  12. atomichead
    It's usually straight forward. Can you compare the new light to the old, specifically any points that contact the car? Also might help if you could post some photos of the problem.
  13. atomichead
    I don't believe these cars to be high maintenance but they tend to be expensive to fix. Most what you listed is normal wear and tear.
  14. atomichead
    The Boxster has an oil/coolant heat exchanger that uses the coolant to warm the oil on a cold engine. When it reaches about 190 degrees, the process is reversed with the oil dissipating heat to the coolant. Be that as it may, I still idle for a minute or two on cold mornings.
  15. atomichead
    I have a rear windscreen for sale. If you're interested, PM me
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