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Has anyone installed a Quaife LSD on a 2.7 or 3.2? I've read that there is an extra part that's required versus the 2.5 which doesn't require the extra part... what is the extra part? If you've installed a Quaife already, how do you like it? Tom
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Replacing MAF (Mass Air Flow Sensor)
thelion replied to Dave986's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
OK, I've got the new MAF in there. What's the best way to get the old bad settings out of the computer? Just drive it a while at all throttle/load scenarios, or unplug the negative of the battery for 5 mins, then drive at all throttle/load scenarios? Tom -
I just upgraded to a Pioneer 850 with two power amps, a 4x55 watt Rockford for the dash & rear package shelf, and a 2x75 watt for the doors. The dash speakers are 4" with a small tweeter, and the door speakers, if your car already has the single door speakers, is 5-1/4". The factory dash speakers are 4 ohm and the door speakers are 2 ohm. Right now I'm using the factory dash and package shelf speakers but I replaced the door midbass with Rockfords. I think I'm going to replace all the speakers with MB Quart, they're really the best ones. For amps I like Precision Power, Rockford and Hifonics. For head units I like Pioneer and Alpine. Also, if you like going on a road trips, XM Radio is real nice. Tom
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Parker, Yeah the roads really suck in NJ. I'm from FL and I came up to visit my sister, she's having her baby. I have the 17" on my '02 Boxster and I can't imagine having 18" or 19" with these rough roads.