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Old 08-14-2007, 03:23 PM   #1
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The new 07 with the wheels and tires!

I hope these pictures post! This is an 07 bas with the sport package - 6spd, chrono, and som other misc. stuff on it. Whatchuthink?

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Old 08-14-2007, 03:35 PM   #2
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I hope these pictures post! This is an 07 bas with the sport package - 6spd, chrono, and som other misc. stuff on it. Whatchuthink?
Geez, what is up with all you white people!?

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Old 08-14-2007, 04:57 PM   #3
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wow...I would have been yelling "do it" even louder had I known it was white!!! love the wheels.....
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Old 08-14-2007, 05:33 PM   #4
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P-DUB, very nice, man...very nice!
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Thanks guys. I think I need a new camera, it seems to look way faster in person!
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Old 08-15-2007, 07:56 AM   #6
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Congrats, soon we'll have enough white 987 owners to challenge the Klingons for inter-stellar domination.
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Old 08-15-2007, 02:33 PM   #7
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Whoo - hoo, H&R springs on the way, and this baby is getting lowered Monday, maybe sooner. Nothing like taking a nice car that has 171 miles on it, slapping some new wheels, tires and springs on it!
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Old 08-15-2007, 02:57 PM   #8
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Are you sure that replacing the springs on a PASM suspension car (particularly one that's leased) is a good idea? PASM cars are already lowered 10 mm relative to other 987s and the active damping system is programmed to work with OEM equipment. PASM failure and software glitches are not unheard of and at least one PASM equipped forum member has had a shock absorber replaced.

I have PASM on my car, so am familiar with the feel of sport setting. It's pretty finely tuned, and perhaps not something to mess around with. Not to mention that the Box is susceptible to bottoming-out in stock form, let alone lowered.
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sick looking man,
i love it when people put some diff wheels than everyone else, like the overplayed 5 spolk carrera wheels.
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Looks Great! Be sure to post more pics after it's lowered.

I really like the convertible top on the 987 much better that the one on the 986. The profile looks much, much better - like it has an extra rib to give it a more vertical rear window. Does anyone know if the 987 top could be retro-fitted to the 986?
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I love it! I think white Boxsters (986 & 987) rule!

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Old 08-16-2007, 05:14 AM   #12
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SD987,

The dealer i leased it from suggested the H&R springs, they are a new version requested by champion specifically to work with the PASM, and they are doing the work, so I am going for it! I also have clear side markers coming, when I get both of those on I will take some new pics and post them. I hope I can make it in and out of my driveway!
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Looks Great! Be sure to post more pics after it's lowered.

I really like the convertible top on the 987 much better that the one on the 986. The profile looks much, much better - like it has an extra rib to give it a more verticle rear window. Does anyone know if the 987 top could be retro-fitted to the 986?
Grizzly, I remember someone posting here that this can NOT be done becuase the 987 top does have an extra rib in the top, as you noted. FYI, I have as much, if not a little bit more, head-room in the Boxster than I do in my Ford Explorer.
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Interesting info on the new PASM compatible springs. You'll have to be sure to let us know your impressions of them.

Have you been driving around the last while in constant "Sport" mode? I did at first, but then realized I'd be spending a fortune at the dentist getting my fillings replaced.
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The springs and clear side markers are in. I know, i know, you guys need pictures, but I can't take them until this weekend, and I will post them on Monday. The car looks HAWT! It is not slammed like my 986, but it looks great. I now have about a 3/4" gap above both the front and rear tire, and it looks even on both the front and rear. In the normal mode, I actually think it rides smoother. That may not be the right statement, it rides less bouncy? In sport mode I can't tell much difference, it either the same, or a little stiffer. It rides nice, looks better, and I will post pics as soon as I clean the car and take some!
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Old 08-23-2007, 01:53 PM   #17
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aw man I want to get mine lowered but my brother claims my car will turn into a snow plow in the winter
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Old 08-23-2007, 03:20 PM   #18
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Brother, Schmother. Slam that badboy. Just refuse to participate in winter.
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Grizzly, I remember someone posting here that this can NOT be done becuase the 987 top does have an extra rib in the top, as you noted. FYI, I have as much, if not a little bit more, head-room in the Boxster than I do in my Ford Explorer.
The 03's and 4's have the extra bow in there like the 987's. I don't see why it wouldn't work for Grizzly's 97 if it works on 03/04.
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Looks really nice!

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