After this, it turned out the trackday did shorten the lifespan of a few components, thankfully nothing major but a few rattles developed from both axles so to sort the problem the car was treated to:
Rear Track Control Arm
Front track Control Arm
Front Top Mounts
Front Anti-Roll bar bushes
Rear Wheel Bearing and front wheel bearing
2x Front Michelin Pilot Sport tyres
My mechanic did all of the above and carried out another full geometry setup on the car, the car is by far one of the best handling cars I've driven - it has so much mechanical grip so its able to utilise all of its power.
After this, thankfully it hasn't needed much other work other than a set of rear tyres so a pair of Michelin Pilot Sports went on the car at the end of the autumn so haven't really got to see what they are like compared to the Bridgestones which were on it before. Other than that it was much enjoyed the rest of the summer and autumn months:
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
The collie even got a spin!
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
Meeting the previous owner out and about
:
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
And then road trips with mates:
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
We moved house last year so it and the ZX got a new house too (still a work in progress):
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr
And that's it all caught up to date. Next thing its getting is an o2 sensor which has gone on it and also I really need to get stuck into the paintwork so a few more updates on its way. If you've got this length thanks for reading, may not be everyone's cup of tea but i cannot recommend Boxster ownership highly enough, it really is a fantastic car for not a lot of money. Now just waiting on the better weather to come!
Boxster 986 S by
Graham Thompson, on Flickr