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Did you use the stock Boxster master cylinder with the upgraded brakes or did you upgrade the MC too?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A 1997 Boxster with a complete 996 Turbo front end, 996 motor and a lot more. The pisture is the car with Mike Yager owner of Tweeks and Mid America Direct behind the wheel. Thought some of you might like to see the picture. It is a Very Cool

POST 2Original post

Bill, What's that yellow stuff behind the front grills? That looks pretty tacky. In fact, the whole car looks tacky with the yellow accents.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

In person the car is anything but Tacky. But then to each their own in the taste department. Just curious but did you find anything nice about the Tweekster?

POST 4Original post

I like the stickers on the front fender. It gives the car a sporty appearance.

POST 5Original post

I tried very hard to find something good but couldn't. Sorry to disappoint, Bill.

POST 6Original post

Are replacement of the fenders really required for the turbo lights conversion???

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes the fenders must be replaced to fit the lights. Suncoast Porsche Link

POST 8Original post

Did you use the stock Boxster master cylinder with the upgraded brakes or did you upgrade the MC too? TIA

POST 9Original post

I like the car myself...I love to see people getting creative with their cars...How many silver/black Boxsters can we see on the roads ? Keep up the mods and put some personality in your cars. Best Regards.

POST 10Original post

Bill, I've never been a fan of the Boxster, it always seemed kind of wimpy. Looking at the pictures of yours with the new front end, and rear lip it actually looks rather beefy now. I wouldn't have gone for the yellow rims but that's a color issue not a bodystyle issue. Car looks great! K

POST 11Original post

Looks different but some do not like non-conformity. I have no criticism just that it looks different and I admire your 'bravado'. Stola did something similar but more on the TT engine than looks. Hope you do add TT engine in due course. As for a 2-seater that will put Porsche back on top of the motoring press's wish list, wait for the Carrera GT. What a car - cost not withstanding! Just a pity that a different looking Boxster gets critics but it is OK for 996 owners to fit GT3 kits on their cars - me included.

POST 12Original post

anyone have pics of mid america motorworks "TWEEKSTER" ? If so email to [email removed]

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