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Old 05-20-2007, 07:45 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by djomlas
might want to change out your whole suspension and get an engine upgrade while youre at it, why stop with the hoses? LOL

but yea, dont fix anyhting thats not broken
Instead, I'd suggest changing all the hoses to steel braided lines, then you can wait 2 years before the next overhaul instead of one!

Just kidding!!

I think if you feel up to it, go for it. It certainly won't hurt, and you might be surprised what you see. All of us Boxster owners see various drips and drops now and again in our garage floors, so here's a chance to find out where they might be originating.
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