996 GT3 Swaybars
 

Will 996 GT3 adjustable swaybars fit my 2000 Boxster without modification and is it a sensible upgrade? Thank you.

Front will fit [edit: will fit but requires the shorter tarett drop links] but not the back... I think I saw that set, came with the drop links too? I think it is a good price and you could probably resell the rear to someone and pick up the Tarett GT rear bar to go with the front.

Depends on your plans. Just bolting on different sways is pointless but if you are using them to fine tune car balance it makes sense. Running square you could just change the front, and use a GT3 bar to reset cornering balance. As others have said, the rear does not fit.

In TT competition, my brother just added a M030 rear to get the car to rotate more easily. A very low cost mod that worked great and he was fast.

Both of you are fast :cheers:

Thank you for the quick responses. My goal/plan is to simply continue to develop my 2000 Boxster into a quick and enjoyable track car without regard or consideration for any rules. I have a 1986 944 racecar that is governed by a rule book, the Boxster is simply an enjoyable track day car. Any suggestions?
Here is a picture of the Boxster.

You're fast enough already, i can barely keep up with you as it is... ;)

All,

Is there any that have their GT3 front bar set up on anything other than full soft?

Is it felt that this is still too much bar for a staggered car.....225 tire?

I run full soft and don't find it to be too much front bar, especially when paired with adjustable rear bar.

What is your rear bar setting, with apologies if you have already said it (probably in response to my same suqgestion) on another thread.

1 off full soft on the tarett bar

Thanks man....what size tires / TW rating correspond to this particular setting?

I run 235/255 nitto nt01 (100tw i think)