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  1. Maurice, after reading your link, I will definitely not be changing the stock headers, thats for sure. Many Thanks, Mark
  2. Yes I would be interested to know exactly how it sounds because I'm not after an over the top deafening rumble, lets justs say, something that will turn a few heads when you put your right foot down. You could hardly send me a video or sound clip by any chance? My local exhaust specailist would be able to do this easily I presume? Thanks, Mark
  3. That kit looks interesting, where can I get it from? I think I will have a go a de-snorkling aswell, although I am having real trouble getting the intake covers off the car
  4. Thanks for the advise and comments guys. I must admit that after the past few days researching this and talking to a few other people that own boxsters, I too, have came to the conclusion that the stock air filter is the best solution because of the MAF and fouling issues associated with the aftermarket filters. I think I may just install new stainless headers and an aftermarket muffler if I want a deeper sounding boxster. Thanks for your help, Mark
  5. Hi, I have recently purchased a 1997, 5 speed manual, 2.5 Boxster, RHD (in the U.K) and I want to upgrade the stock air filter to make the engine sound a bit more throatier/deeper. I have read about the Evo high flow air system but I do not want to spend that much money on an air filter incase its makes little difference to sound. I have also seen cheap K&N and other branded replacement panel filters, but I do not really know what to go for. Any Help and/or suggestions would be highly appreciated Thanks, Mark
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