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I also have a 987S which has about 7,500km on it. When I collected it from the dealer (it was new) the mechanic was showing me around underneath etc, and he told me that he thought an alignment was a good idea around 9,000km as the car settles on its suspension, and as a result the alignment changes.
I would be interested if anyone has more advice
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Thanks for the reply Orient Express. At http://www.monstercable.com/icruze/support.asp they list the Icruze as being M bus based?
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see my new post on this topic
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Greetings from Down Under! I posted the following on the PCGB forum, but got no specific replies:
I see there is a MOST bus Ipod adpater available now, and it is not from Denison. Has anyone attempted installation of the Monster ICruze? It doesn't list Porsche in its configurator, but as its M Bus based I thought it might work
Perhaps the Monster brand is more well known in the US, anyway, if anyone has tried this I would like to know.
DICE Electronics: iPOD for Most Bus ?
in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
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http://support.dension.com/dension/icelinkgateway500.php
Try this link: it looks the goods