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  1. 987/987.2 wind deflector installation pics


    If you guys want to install a wind deflector, here's some pics. I bought this from a P9 member for cheap.. make sure you asked if there's mounting kit included.. that would cost you an additional $50+ ... mounting kit part number for all 987 - 98756190102 still cheap compared to the retail of $450..lol tools needed - Rivetter, flathead screwdriver.. First open the top,put the seats all the way towards the front and remove all the headrest pads.. puling them out, in my case they were easy,

     

  2. maybe youre right.. this is from a previous post here

    Total # of 996 TT sold in U.S. by PCNA:

    6,604 Coupes

    2,556 cabs

    2001 Coupe: 2418

    2002 Coupe: 2318

    2003 Coupe: 1384

    2003 Cab: 482

    2004 Coupe: 298

    2004 Cab: 1490

    2005 Coupe: 186

    2005 Cab: 604

    Total # of 996 GT2 sold in U.S. by PCNA:

    317

    2002: 198

    2003: 90

    2004: 24

    2005: 5

    Total # of 996 GT3 sold in U.S. by PCNA:

    960

    2004: 864

    2005: 96

  3. I've had the B&M ssk on my boxster before and the oem ssk on my 996 carrera.. but nothing compares to the 987/997 shifter assembly.. shorter throws, easy to shift/precise such a blast to drive.

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    Some shift knobs like this uses tork screw, like what other says make sure you watch out and dont knock your teeth off while pulling it..:icon501::evilgrin:

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    old one..

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    the longest to remove..LOL

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    old one coming off

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    I cant tell the difference..lol 997 at the bottom

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    new one is in

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    part #

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    Finish product

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  4. I havent posted this here, but I got another 996TT and it's great to be back..

    First wanted to thank Alex(Sharky!) for such a great deal..

    I dont hesitate to point every Pcar owner to them, Alex ,James and now Dan are great people!!!thanks!! guys

    You've seen this car on Total 911 with 800 HP,, now it's back to stock with evomsit flash, gt2 front end, ducts and high perf clutch.. around 500+HP

    hard to find Biarritz White with black interior/red stitching and CF..

    I'm loving it, some pics

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    Red seatbelts for additional 5hP..LOL

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    factory CF yummy

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  5. I know it is not recomended to put the x74 on a 99 chasis but has anyone done it? I really want the ride height and feel of the x74 on my 99 C2.

    What would happen if i installed it?

    Took the car to the Dealer and they told me that the upper strut bearing is different, i have to purchase it

    for $800 so I said no way,LOL so they didnt do it..

    Took a '99-01 upper strut bearing for the front, connected it to the X74 bolts right in, no problem..

    It's a matter of it's recommended by Porsche or not... the PSS9 coilover has one part

    for 99-04, should be all the same.. Mine's all assembled, i'm having Sharkwerks install it next week.

  6. My "S" soon to have Alex's sport springs and muffler. It is an '02 now sporting 9200 miles; original (except for the EVO High Flow Intake...A MUST). T

    Thanks again Alex for the great communication!

    No problem man.. glad I sold it to a fellow forum member..

    Your car will look and sound great!! love those wheels you have :notworthy:

  7. Hi Alex - I have a 98 Boxster (non S), and I've never driven a 996 or 997. I'm looking at the possibility to moving to a 996/997 Cabrio. Is it possible that you could give me your views on the differences between the 986 and the 996/997 generally in terms of feel, handling, pure enjoyment etc. Any comments would be appreciated.............

    BTW - that's a hell of a car!

    Thanks,

    akpud.

    Hey akpud,

    thanks.. actually i did the move because of the low price, very happy with the BoxsterS.. i agree with the

    room meaning 4 seats, but remember the boxster have 2 trunks, the 996 cab only has one:) so that makes up for it.. the 911 has been around for awhile and if you drive a 996 cab, the chassy is very different than the boxster, it's more sturdy and dont hear any weird noise,lol, what i like is the low end torque on the 996 which the boxster lack and high speed cruising on a 996 is a breeze.. but for handling the boxster rule unless youre racing Fangio,LOL.. So if you have the funds to make the move go for it, it's a totally different level of fun... me I have 2 cars, so if this deal didnt come along, i'd be happy with the boxster.. now I have to sell my mod parts that i just bought...yikes!!

    Nice car Alex!

    thanks nick... actually it was nice to meet you at Sharkwerks..You have a nice cab!

    so how's the pse, ohuh.. :D

  8. Well, monday i checked my work email and saw a message that says 2001 Porsche Carrera 60Kmiles for sale,relocating to Singapore..wth? as soon as I opened it , the email was from a bigwig who knows i like Porsches, hey Alex have you seen this post? saw the price at $35,000.. looked up the guy in the company directory called him...told him if he can get it to Carlsen Porsche to inspect and see it can qualify as CPO,i'd buy the car... the owner agreed to sell to the dealer for $33K, wow.. then i sold the BoxsterS had paid the dealer to certify and do 60k mile maintenance thanks to Gary Quibelan at Carlsen.. he made it happened..pretty stock but I know i wont have problems modding this thing pics below :beer:

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  9. Hey guys,

    weird thing happened, my coworker is relocating and offered me his 2001 996 c2

    for $33k, i couldnt resist, so I sold the boxS back to the dealer for $27K and had them certified the C2..came out to $35K..

    I'll also post this on the for sale section..

    I have brand new HR springs from tirerack and the Sport Muffler that I just bought from the ebay german guys...... iwant to get at least $700 for both..

    email me if interested...make me an offer

    Alex_Punsalan@yahoo.com

  10. For a MY02 Boxster S - standard suspension

    986.343.041.20 Front shocks (standard Bilstein) -- MSRP $318.21 each (as of May 2006)

    986.333.051.20 Rear shocks (standard Bilstein) -- MSRP $296.54 each (as of May 2006)

    thanks Loren,

    I guess sunset imports parts are really cheap, these were the quote from Jeff Clark :clapping:

    Front shocks are 204.93 each, rears 190.97 and all are a week away from

    me to order. Plus up to 30.00 is my guess for shipping, depends on zip

    code. On quote 18045, thanks, Jeff

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