Agree with Jim.
I use the Pagid from these guys (here in Arizona of course)
This is the 2000 Boxster (not S ) set for about $150.
Not an employee or owner - just a satisfied customer
https://www.************************************************************/search/product.aspx?sid=fduut345iywx5e45lxkdg5qd&makeid=800019@Porsche&modelid=1364385@BOXSTER%20&year=2000&cid=14@Brake%20%26%20Wheel%20Hub&gid=1684@Brake%20Pad%20Set
Also, this is an easy DIY.
Be sure and read up and do the pad seating process on older rotors - you may
not need to replace the rotors the first time around.
And, Jim is right about the drilled rotors - you won't get any better stopping distance.
Focus on tires for better performance - and accelerate more, don't use the brake
as much
Good luck
