Boxster desnorked and safety mesh installed
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Boxster desnorked and safety mesh installed
I thought I would share two pictures of my latest hacks. I desnorked the side intake and installed safety mesh in front of the intake to prevent debris from entering the airbox.
I also added mesh grilles to the front radiator openings to keep them bug and debris-free. I removed a ton of leaves, bugs, cigarette butts, paper, ... from the radiators - it's amazing how much crap accumulates there. At least now it will get stuck in the mesh, where it will be easier to clean.
Gary
I also added mesh grilles to the front radiator openings to keep them bug and debris-free. I removed a ton of leaves, bugs, cigarette butts, paper, ... from the radiators - it's amazing how much crap accumulates there. At least now it will get stuck in the mesh, where it will be easier to clean.
Gary
#5
Originally Posted by Steve Wilwerding
Where did you get the front mesh?
It's an easy hack (1.5 hours maybe), but definitely worth it to keep the radiators clear of debris.
Gary
#7
Looks good, and I like the idea of keeping the "crap" where it is easy to see.
Every time I get into something for the first time, I find that there were unxpected issues and significant learning.
Were there any tricks to getting it apart? Any suggestions of things to avoid doing?
Every time I get into something for the first time, I find that there were unxpected issues and significant learning.
Were there any tricks to getting it apart? Any suggestions of things to avoid doing?
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Getting the bumper cover apart is very straightforward. No gotcha's really. Make sure you have a bed sheet or something on the floor before taking the bumper cover off so that you don't scratch it when you put it down. I recommend buying the Bentley Boxster Service Manual.
Yes, there must be some reduction in airflow. But it is apparently very minimal. There are no changes in coolant temperatures; I am very paranoid about things like that.
Gary
Yes, there must be some reduction in airflow. But it is apparently very minimal. There are no changes in coolant temperatures; I am very paranoid about things like that.
Gary
#13
Originally Posted by Steve Wilwerding
How do you have it affixed in there? I assume it's not just held by friction between the bumper and intake.
Gary