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The dozy twonk calls it a Boxster GT3 RS yet he uses the old 3.4 996 engine which is very very different to a GT3 lump and has about 20 tons of ICE kit in the car.

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The dozy twonk calls it a Boxster GT3 RS yet he uses the old 3.4 996 engine which is very very different to a GT3 lump and has about 20 tons of ICE kit in the car.

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POST 1Original post

I'm pretty sure its a dual hump thing to go behind the seats & over the hood ie look at the pics in the 964 speedster article, only obiously the Box one is shorter being a 2 seater & all that. Ive seen a few on Boxtsters and I think it looks bloody awful but all IMHO of course.

POST 2Original post

Yep. Its the double hump thing that covers the visible area of the roof when it's folded down. IMHO Iguana is spot on, it looks a little different! DAZ (Save your money towards a noisy exhaust) >> Edited by Dazren on Thursday 7th November 17:56

POST 3Original post

Yep. Not the sort of thing I'd bother with that's for sure. But takes all kinds etc etc

POST 4Original post

if you go to the porsche.co.uk...main site,they have various exclusive goodies you can spend a fortune on to spoil a good car.You can see pictures of this double hump thing there..

POST 5Original post

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POST 7Original post

There was one on the motorshow stand, does look a bit 'odd' does it hinder the roof mech?

POST 8Original post

I saw the one on the Motorshow stand too, and asked a salesman about it - the roof can't be operated at all with the humps on. They need to be removed before the top can come back up - and they don't stow away anywhere in the car. Bloody impractical in the UK.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I actually think that looks quite good, but if the roof doesn't work then it is bloody stupid!!! How much is a juicy exhaust for a Boxster?

POST 10Original post

Yep. Pointless. How many days a year could you actually fit the thing? Of course..in California...the market its aimed at..no problem.

POST 11Original post

Hughjayteens if you like that car then you had better not look at the current issue of 911 & Porsche World then. As the hideous Californian Boxster featured sounds right up your street. The dozy twonk calls it a Boxster GT3 RS yet he uses the old 3.4 996 engine which is very very different to a GT3 lump and has about 20 tons of ICE kit in the car. It is a bleeding horrible creation almost as tasteless as some of the German tuners products.

POST 12Original post

That was chuckworthy, wasn't it? Max Power Porsche.

POST 13Original post

Lots around from the £500 mark for just a rear silencer upt to over £1000 if you want sport cats etc. My favorite has electronically switchable silencing that either allows normal 'ish' silencing untill something like 4000rpm then is stright thro and has the option for you to run it open when ever you want. So thro London village you can howl along like a race car, but on a nice long cruise when the drone would drive you mad you can make it almost standard, which would also be goos for noise sensitive track days. Its around £1000-£1500 if my memory serves me correctly

POST 14Original post

Sounds good (oops - sorry for the pun), do you know if anyone does something like that for older 911s, specifically a 930? Chris

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Glad you subscibe to the 'eye of the beholder' point of view Ig I also quite like the BMW M Coupe which many people denounce as the devils concubine on wheels but that doesn't mean I will like a Max'd yank Boxster!!! [sneaks off for a look hoping it revolts me]

POST 16Original post

ahhh mr hughjay but I remember you posting a pic of some horrible 996 Gemballa creation ( if I can work out how to post it here I'll do it later)and saying it was gorgeous, so I think its a fair bet to say you will like the maxed Boxster. Im not slagging you at all mate just that I think you have odd tastes ps nowt wrong with the Z-M3 roadster it looks hard as nails.

POST 17Original post

I dont have the company brochure on me but i thought it was a 996 & Boxster only thang. Mind you certain jap cars have been doing it for years.

POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It is all becoming clearer now - I wondered why people looked at my 3 eyed girlfriend oddly!!! I suspect at least with the Gemballa that the rear 'wing' had some vague purpose in trying to keep all 750BHP in contact with the road!!! That Speedster rear end is clearly for tarts, but as you pointed out at the last meet that I look like I should work in media, perhaps it would be fitting!! Yum Yum I just can't seem to shake off my bad boy roots!!!! 'Fast and Furious' Chris >> Edited by hughjayteens on Friday 8th November 15:50

POST 19Original post

Great looking M coupe.....last year I knew of a similar looking car with a turbo on it putting out over 400bhp.and 19" wheels to accomodate the biggest discs I have seen on a roadcar...I saw it at my friends body shop where it was often in for minor cosmetic repair to the body kit which although looking great was unsuitable for UK roads...what the hell when it looks so good ..

POST 20Original post

Postman Pats deliverys were going to be early that day...... >> Edited by iguana on Friday 8th November 15:55

POST 21 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I believe that picture is of the winner of the female 'Driving with the handbrake on' world championship . How hot are those disks?

POST 22 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just seen this listed on the porka site - what does this look like? 'Speedster rear section - £687'

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