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I need to remove the gas pedal on my 2000 2.7 Boxster. I have done this several times on 944/968 and 993's but never on an egas car. Anything special I need to know? I'm installing a aluminum track pedal and have found that removing the pedal is much easier than installing it laying in the footwell. Thanks. Jim
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Graeme, Thanks for the reply, I'll take a look on the BRB. Jim
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I am considering a PSS9 install for my 2000 Boxster 2.7. Has anyone done a PSS9 install themselves that can advise on any pointers. I have read the Boxster Suspension R & R post by Highlander and have the Bentley manual. I am pretty good mechanically, do all my own brake work, fluid changes etc. but by no means a "pro". What do I need to know, or watch out for? This Boxster is new to me and is my second Boxster and 5th Porsche. I went Boxster, 968, 993, 944S2 and now back to a Boxster and have come full circle. It is my weekend fun car, I attend about 6-8 DE's per year. Any other suggestions on a good track/street suspension set up other than the PSS9's? Thanks in advance. Jim K.