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DWBOX2000 07-27-2016 04:21 PM

Drove 2001 Box S with 99 911 Motor
 
Friend just picked up a 2001 Box S with a 99 911 motor tonight. What a fun car to drive. Can definitely notice the extra power over the 3.2 S. Very fun car. Definitely a nice option if the current motor ever dies.

Steering felt different. Firmer on my the 2000 S. His was a bit lower which definitely adds to the driving experience. His had PASM, 2000 did not. Could that be the difference on the steering?

We be Boxstering for sure.

David

DWBOX2000 07-27-2016 04:38 PM

PSM sorry not PASM.

thstone 07-27-2016 08:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DWBOX2000 (Post 504722)
His had PASM, 2000 did not. Could that be the difference on the steering?

PSM shouldn't affect the weight or feel of the steering during regular driving since it uses the brakes (only) to assist with out-of-ordinary handling situations.

Tcar 07-27-2016 08:44 PM

3.2L to 3.4L, you gain about 45 HP, I think.

Was it just a plug-in and play swap?

Perfectlap 07-28-2016 07:12 AM

3.2 had stronger cylinder walls though... bit of a downgrade there.

DWBOX2000 07-28-2016 07:29 AM

He bought the car with the change done. So not sure if plug and play.

Please explain cylinder wall reference. Learning as I go. Thanks

B6T 07-28-2016 07:30 AM

Larger displacement achieved (partially) through an increase in cylinder bore without increasing the outer diameter of the cylinder sleeves.

DWBOX2000 07-28-2016 08:17 AM

Thanks. So is that why the dreaded D chunk (is that right) exists?

Perfectlap 07-29-2016 01:57 PM

yep. Virtually non-existent D chunk in 3.2's.


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