GT3 Body Kit on- first run on the track
 

I got the front bumper and side skirts on just in time to run at Heartland Park. What a great time...the car is so much better than the driver.

I have a lot of learning to do, but i have a lot of time on my hands- so they will know me well at the track next year. What a blast!
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Kansas ? I didn't think they allowed Porsches there ? :rolleyes:

Must have Red wheels.....and only school buses are yellow in Kansas.

Sorry, I don't make the rules Johnny!

very nice. coilovers?

This car just never stops making their driver happy!

Looking super cool mate. Go Fast and stay safe

Your car looks great. I'm surprised that they allow you to run on a track without Brey-Krause roll bar extensions - here you need to have them unless you are short enough that your helmet is lower than the top of the rollbar (for obvious reasons).

Looking great! Nothing better than being on a track.

The red wheels are hot.

I think I said it before but Arctic Silver looks good with the red rims.

I had some H&R lowering springs installed several months ago- still have the stock shocks for now. I love the look and it rides so much better, but you are on a constant lookout for "stuff" that may not fit under the car. (like squirrels and field mice)

The track only requires roll bars/hoops in convertible cars? After driving and talking with the driving instructors I think a RB extension (and a lid) would be a good investment.

I don't think I've ever heard of someone flipping a Boxster on track but for the street I've definitely considered it. I just saw the aftermarth of an insane wreckage, looked like two import guys racing.

Project 98: Track Prep / roll bar extension - Page 1

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