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Old 03-15-2017, 11:06 AM   #21
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JFP if the low temp thermostat is so good, why would Porsche have specified a higher temp one? Was it based on predicted use patterns for the "not a race car" Boxster as opposed to the GT cars where racing was predicted? How does the low temp affect emissions? Is there any dumping of more unburned gas (think choke here) into the cats as the "choke" system stays on longer?
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