As was discussed at Calabogie last week, the wheel mounting guide bolt part number is 99957107430.

 

how much is this Contrapshion?

 

10$ according to renntech's price guide lookup (another reason to join Loren's great site i might add).

 

well http://www.e-partssales.com/miva/mer...Code=POTE996WH how much is it at the local Stealership?

 

Look in your toolkit that came with the car. There's one included.

 

This was last year price.

 

Dude your right, i checked it last night... saved me $12

 

good, with the money you saved, you can buy me a Starbucks!

 

lol hahaha sounds good, but not this coming Weekend im off to ATL via Tail Of the Dragon...

 

Not in my '06 Boxster-S ... Got a compressor, bottle of tire goo, tool for opening joints on the soft top mechanism, tow eye and a mini-tool kit but it doesn't have the wheel guide ... Some bright light at Porsche decided we'd never need to change wheels I guess ...

Thanks for the P/N Paul.

 

it really isn't necessary to use this tool to change tires. but it makes it a little easier. btw my audi a6 came with one.

 

It also saves your painted break calipers from getting banged. I know I started using it now. Make it a lot easier especially with my solid turbo twists that are really heavy.

 

Exactly ... I'm getting to be an old hand with the wheel / brake changes for DE days but I was missing the guide pin I had on my old 540i. Its just too easy to bang into things you didn't want.

I noticed for the PCCB option they recommend 2 guide pins ... at the cost of one of those disks & pretty yellow calipers, I guess so