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Old 08-22-2014, 12:29 AM   #14
fatmike
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How I see it:

1 - Boxters eat rear tires -- that is what Boxsters do. Reset your expectations.

2 - If you lower the car, that completely changes the suspension angles. You need an alignment from a competent shop. That should have been done when you did he suspension work. Your original suspension work was incomplete.

3 - Keep your car lowered. The Boxster should be that low. It's crazy that Porsche puts an SUV suspension on these cars from the factory.

4 - I personally wouldn't let Pep Boys touch my car, or have any expectation that taking the car to Pep Boys would "fix" an alignment issue.


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