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Old 01-04-2011, 10:28 AM   #1
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No clutch replacement required for the shifter upgrade. It's a simple project that can be done inside the cabin in a couple of hours for a newby. I agree big bang for buck.

Just think carefully about whether you want the REGULAR 9x7 shifter or the SHORT 9x7 shifter. They're both OEM, but the short shifter is more $. I did the shorty and love it.

Lots of info in this and renntech.org. The Search function is your friend.
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Old 01-04-2011, 11:28 AM   #2
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Simple things first, remove the snorkel!
Your left ear will appreciate the music.
Your wallet, not so much because you'll always be looking for a reason to be around 4k rpm's.
Don't try pulling it off or it might take all day, mine came off easily when I bent it toward the back of the car.
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Old 01-04-2011, 02:21 PM   #3
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I have had my '99 Boxster for two months. Here are my suggestions:

Safety, then Function, then Appearance:

Safety - New brakes (rotors and pads). An excellent braking system is always a great investment in a used vehicle and most used Porsche's are in need of replacement.

Function - New tires. Seems that every used Boxster needs new rear tires and you might as well do all four and get what you want. I got new Michelin PS2's.

Appearance - Painted brake calipers. Everyone will notice them and it really gives the car a great sports car look.
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Old 01-04-2011, 02:57 PM   #4
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i definitely agree with desnorkeling. makes a difference. then, if you can, the crios muffler mod. search it. but, essentially, drilling holes in your pipes to give you the deep growl. it works!
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