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Originally Posted by MNBoxster
The Boxster uses a larger Rear tire than Front as an OEM spec., this will create understeer. Higher Tire pressures in the Rear than the Front, again OEM spec and inducing understeer. It uses a smaller Anti-Roll bar in OEM spec than say the M030 suspension, again favoring understeer. Chassis Ride Height is higher in the stock setup than say the M030 one, again creating a higher CGH and thus greater understeer.
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I think you need to come drive my car, Jim. No understeer here. Maybe I got a "magic" one! Come to think of it, two of my buddies have (nearly identical) '03 3.2L cars, and neither of theirs understeers either.
Oh well, no worries.