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14 FR-7 LDU, but there are a couple of other options shown on the Beru site.
http://www.beru.com/english/produkte/produ...p;action=step04
You should be able to fit them straight from the box.
Thanks!
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I am considering changing my spark plugs in my MY99 Boxster 2.5. I have heard Beru plugs may be a better choice that Bosch, do you know the proper model # for the Beru plugs? Also, do you know if they have to be gapped or they can be installed out of the box?
Thanks,
Dave
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this is what happened when i used a brush-on kit:
and here are the results using Duplicolor (hi-heat) spray paint.
any questions? ;)
I agree with Chris, I just finished replacing my rotors and pads and I painted the calipers while I had everything apart. I used VHT High Temp caliper paint and it worked fine. A lot more prep work but I am happy with the results.
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Painting the hubs will make it look even better. Gray or black just to clean it up.
Tommy
I have a MY99 and went with black to paint my calipers, I did not want to go red as mine is a base model. I also upgraded the rotors to slotted and grooved.
Dave
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Thanks Loren
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Sorry about that ... 99 2.5L non-S
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I am looking for the part numbers for the retaining clip, pin and cotter pin that hold in the brake pads?
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I just did this today and found that a combination of the rubber plugs and adjustment of the latch module allowed my front trunk to close alot easier.
Also one more note in regards to Viper's excellent write-up. I found the microswitch to be held in by two plastic tabs.
This board is Awesome! Thanks Viper for the excellent write up. I also have a 99 and have had a problem with the hood latch not work as well, after pulling the lever and hearing a very faint pop I had to stick my fingers between the hood and fender to get the hood up. I followed Vipers directions and I not only got the hood latch to work but now the light in the front trunk lights again!
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Just click on the link at the top - Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost996 504 503 00 Left rubber lip - retail $10.76
996 504 504 00 Right rubber lip - retail $10.76
999 073 061 02 Self tapping screws (in case some were lost) - retail $0.21 (each)
Where can I order these parts? Any help would be appreciated.
Loren, Thanks so much for your help.
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996 504 503 00 Left rubber lip - retail $10.76
996 504 504 00 Right rubber lip - retail $10.76
999 073 061 02 Self tapping screws (in case some were lost) - retail $0.21 (each)
Where can I order these parts? Any help would be appreciated.
Best Caliper Paint
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
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Looks great, I like the black on your base Boxster.