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Gator, thanks for the straight forward question.
In that case I'd be more interested in item C. Not exactly cheap but do recognize the power gain and would be willing to throw it in. In fact a lot of the 2.5 league would be interested in item C I'm sure.
But again, that doesn't mean that A and B are not equally interesting for me. You asked us to make a choice, so I did.
Hope it helps
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In that case I'd be more interested in item C. Not exactly cheap but do recognize the power gain and would be willing to throw it in. In fact a lot of the 2.5 league would be interested in item C I'm sure.
But again, that doesn't mean that A and B are not equally interesting for me. You asked us to make a choice, so I did.
Hope it helps
The 996 TB and plenum won't fit a 2.5, the intake design is different.
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Originally Posted by Ben006
The 996 TB and plenum won't fit a 2.5, the intake design is different.
I'm guessing the egas and mechanical design aren't compatible also :/ Ah well...
Total discrimination. So you performance parts designers does it for cars who already performs perfectly? Forgetting the car that needs it most??? Totally unfair lollll
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'97 Boxster base model 2.5L, Guards Red/Tan leather, with a new but old Alpine am/fm radio.