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nastyboxster · 01-13-2006, 10:01 AM

I have to agree that it depends on the driver. When they post 0-60 results, it's on the average time of a good driver. One slip of the clutch could be 1/2 second already. Drag racing on the street is not the best use for the potential of the car. You should go the track and/or autocross. The boxster should do very well, especially on autocross.

01-13-2006, 10:01 AM	#12
nastyboxster Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Vancouver, Canada Posts: 116	I have to agree that it depends on the driver. When they post 0-60 results, it's on the average time of a good driver. One slip of the clutch could be 1/2 second already. Drag racing on the street is not the best use for the potential of the car. You should go the track and/or autocross. The boxster should do very well, especially on autocross. __________________ 2000 Silver Boxster S GPS Nav + 6 cd changer and rear speakers Large leather package Factory side skirts 18" turbo look wheels Painted roll bars and centre console Alumimum shifter and handbrakes Litronic lights B&M short shifter Evo air intake Turbo look bumper with C4S lip Borla muffler 2nd Cat bypass pipes