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Old 08-08-2008, 04:27 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by ekam
No it's plain dumb.
And that's why I fully support your decision to do it. Ha!

I too have always wondered about juicing a Boxster. Most people, I find, have little to no experience with Nitrous. That's why you hear cries of caution when approaching the idea. They don't know much about it or have had little experience with it. (People fear what they don't know -who said that, Batman?)

In my several years of participating on this forum, I have never come across an individual who has juiced their Boxster. You'd be a pioneer!

I think it's something I would do to mine. I'd go SMALL though, nothing more than a 50 shot. I don't think I'd trust a $500 job though. I'd track down a Nitrous expert and some one that knows Porsches. Ask the right people the right question.

Anyway, go for it and post your results. You shall be the 986forum guinea pig!
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