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Old 09-11-2011, 07:59 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Johnny Danger
Unlike your Mazda of old, it's both difficult and expensive to squeeze more hp out of the boxster's normally aspirated engine. However, many of us have been successful with some of the following upgrades :


6. Reducing weight in general; i.e. spare tires, oem seats, lighter battery ect.. (this is
more aimed toward tracking your boxster .

8. A divorce (reduction in weight by means of one less passenger)

and the list goes on ...........

Cont....

Cut out burgers and fries. For most, it is easier to loose 10-20 pounds in the waistline, then cutting weight from the Boxster.

New and stickier tires made the biggest difference to mine. Also a good driving school!
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