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Old 04-26-2011, 10:52 PM   #29
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Hi, guys!! Haven't checked in for a few days and appreciate the recent replies.

I called a local Porsche dealership today and spoke with the service manager. We discussed at length the many theories you all have offered up. He suggested that rather than assume the problem lies with the questionable wheel size and/or the usage of used tires there may be frame damage undetectable by the naked eye.

That being said, I will be taking the "Boxster From Hell" to a friend's body shop to be put on a frame rack. I believe it's called a Star-A-Liner. Apparently, it will be a lengthy process, as it measures every aspect of the vehicle and can actually straighten out any sort of accident induced frame damage.

Honestly, I would rather it be a case of the rims being too big, as the thought of what it costs to straighten out a frame makes me wish my mid-life crisis Porsche purchase never transpired!! Well...almost. I truly do love the car

I will report back when I get the results.
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