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Old 08-04-2004, 04:50 PM   #8
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re" " this doesn't explain why the base had it's ass handed to it in the slalom by the S"

The Boxster in the prior R&T tests used the stock suspension. the late 02-early 03 update was from an S with the M030 option - Sport chassis rigidly tuned ($690 on 02S.)
Sport Chasis =
More rigid Springs & Shocks
bigger (front) stabilizer bar

According to the 02 sales literature the S has
bigger stabilizer bars,
bigger(doubled) wheel bearings,
longer rear axle control arms

- - -

my S has the setup in the R&T test. It may not be the best, but it is gratifying to have the worlds second fastest slalom numbers for a production car - especially given that the fastest cost about $1 million more than my car.

More gratifying than the numbers is how my stock 986S does on the road - Ask the 3 guys in the 996TT that I tailed for about 70 miles on Sunday - what a blast!

Ad Sach

PS. my R&T information is old, I let the subscription lapse last fall.
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