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02-10-2010, 02:18 AM
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Hi all. Worked as an instructor for the annual University of VARA at Buttonwillow.
Here's a pic of me going 'round with a student along for the ride...
Here's a pic of me going 'round with a student along for the ride...
02-20-2010, 02:18 PM
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The stance of your Boxster looks great.
What is your suspension set-up. (how did you lower it?)
Does it work better than the standard suspension? That's the big question.
Phil
What is your suspension set-up. (how did you lower it?)
Does it work better than the standard suspension? That's the big question.
Phil
02-21-2010, 09:14 PM
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Andrew D., thanks! I'd love to get out there...scheduling is tough.
Phil, it's bone stock. I think it's just those wheels fill the wheelwells very well!
Phil, it's bone stock. I think it's just those wheels fill the wheelwells very well!
02-22-2010, 02:45 AM
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Thanks, Phil. I appreciate the compliment. Yes, the car is loaded on the left side, as I'm just past the apex of the last left-hander leading onto the main straight.
The wheels are Moda MD-1's, fronts are 19x8.5, and the rears, I think are 19x9.5. For some reason I can't find the order info on Tire Rack. The wheels were on closeout there - something like $119 each for the fronts.
The wheels are Moda MD-1's, fronts are 19x8.5, and the rears, I think are 19x9.5. For some reason I can't find the order info on Tire Rack. The wheels were on closeout there - something like $119 each for the fronts.
