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Old 03-24-2008, 03:43 AM   #7
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Every Boxster I've driven has a bit of a floaty rear end. I think the shocks are valved so they're a bit compliant in rebound damping. I've driven cars with M030 and not, with new shocks and old(er) and they all feel about the same. I don't have a solution other than making sure the alignment is good and just getting used to it.
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