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Cayman/Boxster/Carrera relation?

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YOUR RESEARCHCayman/Boxster/Carrera relation?

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Replace number of parts, interestingly all 996 and 997 parts

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While the dealer was searching for a squeak in the rear suspension they replaced a number of parts, interestingly all 996 and 997 parts.
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Run through all the part numbers yet

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I havent ran through all the part numbers yet, but the rear control arms are straight from the 996 (they even use them on the 997's) as well as the 'track arms' ..they adjust rear toe and function as the steering arm in the front.
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Replace number of parts, interestingly all 996 and 997 parts

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While the dealer was searching for a squeak in the rear suspension they replaced a number of parts, interestingly all 996 and 997 parts.
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Cayman/Boxster/Carrera relation?

Run through all the part numbers yet

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Discussions that performed work without a confirmed outcome: 1

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I havent ran through all the part numbers yet, but the rear control arms are straight from the 996 (they even use them on the 997's) as well as the 'track arms' ..they adjust rear toe and function as the steering arm in the front.
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POST 1Original post

While the dealer was searching for a squeak in the rear suspension they replaced a number of parts, interestingly all 996 and 997 parts. Does anybody know where the front suspension comes from? 997-343-070-01 stabilizer link 997-331-045-04 as steering tie 996-341-053-17 as wishbone

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Everything from the 'B' pillar forward is 997 on the CaymanS. The front suspension is strait from the new Boxster and 997. I havent ran through all the part numbers yet, but the rear control arms are straight from the 996 (they even use them on the 997's) as well as the 'track arms' ..they adjust rear toe and function as the steering arm in the front. Bottom line: Anything you see available for the new 997 GT3 will bolt to the front of your car.. from brakes...to bumpers.. to radiators... to hood...lights...suspension... B

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