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Just had to use Oklahoma Forgin for my car for the first time!

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Just had to use Oklahoma Forgin for my car for the first time!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So i got my box a few months ago but i have yet to post some pics... so here are some

POST 2Original post

Looks just like mine when I bought it three years ago. I have the same wheels and really like them as I don't like the turbo twists very much. Your wheels are not unlike a Foose custom or even are reminiscent of the American Racing mags on your Mustang. Have fun and prepare yourself for a flood of suggestions on how you can modify it. AKL

POST 3Original post

Nice! Car looks like it's in good shape. I'm loving the rims, they're a beauty. Is your rear spoiler missing? You should get a Turbo style wing to replace it ! Oops, that was a suggestion to modify, wasn't it?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

umm yes the spoiler is missing... long story short i broke a bolt off in the driver side spoiler pillar so i have the whole spoiler getup removed and i have a part coming in from oklahoma dismanters to fix it. i wasnt sure if anyone would pick up on it.

POST 5Original post

Ah yes, Oklahoma Foreign, a Porsche parts hounds candy land. Nice thing it's only 10 miles away.

POST 6Original post

Just had to use Oklahoma Forgin for my car for the first time! Nice color!

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

jax im very jealous of you... im in monterey and noone around here wants to be helpful for a decent price. i flat out told the monterey dealership i can order the part from pelican for 110 and he quotes me for 170... i was like "are you serious?" thanks for all the comments by the way. and are my rims different than many other boxsters out there? i thought they were the common everyday ones (as common and everyday as a porsche can be i suppose)

POST 8Original post

you'll need to de-amber that bad boy... gives it newer look and you'll love it too...

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

actually i forgot to mention this isnt my mustang... it is a buddy's of mine. but it is a fun car. alot of power... but cant hang in the twisties

POST 11Original post

Thanks for the complement... jackass lol. I may not be able to hang in the twisties, but at least I can do a burnout (which that and straightline performance is all the car will ever be good for.) The rims on the car are stock "BULLITT" rims. Nothing special, but I think it goes well with the color combo.

POST 12Original post

What model year is that? Seal Grey? Looks a lot like my 01, right down to the rims...

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

it is a 2001 non s. i think it is artic silver. ill have to check.

POST 14Original post

Look at the options tag on the inside of the hood or pasted in your Warranty & Maintenance manual. Seal Grey is colour code Y1. Arctic Silver is X1

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

ill take a gander when i get home. how common are the rims that we have. i thought they were quite common. but i do like them alot. i will be painting them in the near future hopefully.

POST 16Original post

I think those rims should be quite common for MY01. From one option code site I found ( http://industryfigure.com/berkeley/Porsche/Options/OptionsMatrix.htm ), it looks like the standard wheel is 16": Cast Light Alloy Wheels "Boxster Design": 6J X 16 with 205/55 ZR 16 tires, Front 7J X 16 with 225/50 ZR 16 tires, Rear Including anti-theft device Apparently there were options for 17" and 18" (mine are 17's). Just to confuse things, the optional 17's in the above site are Code 391, which a 2nd site ( http://www.kindel.com/Porsche/options.asp ) says is for "stone guard foil", and code 232 is for the 17's. Sheesh! I have both codes on my option list, but I don't know what the heck the stone guard foil is for. If it's for the rad inlets, there's nothing there now. If only I could have afforded a new Boxster in 01, there wouldn't be this confusion!

POST 18Original post

What's it doing in the pictures? You trying to mate them?

POST 19 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

i think it is artic silver. unfortunately the sticker under the hood got removed... damnit. anyways it isnt seal grey... 95% certain the reason the stang is in the pics is cus me and my buddy went out to take pics and well cars look good together

POST 20Original post

Check out LA Dismantler in Sun Valley Ca. Tons of used Porsche parts for Boxsters and many other rear engine Porsche's.

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