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finally upgraded from the boxster

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I would say change the light lens too EXCEPT for the facr that with your car being red, they kinda look "right" on it....I know what you mean about the difference in handling between the Boxster and the 911....I went from a 964 to a 2.7 Boxster and now to a 996....Although I love my 996, being entirely objective I would have to say the Boxster has far superior handling characteristics (but this is down to its mid-engine layout of course)....

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I would say change the light lens too EXCEPT for the facr that with your car being red, they kinda look "right" on it....I know what you mean about the difference in handling between the Boxster and the 911....I went from a 964 to a 2.7 Boxster and now to a 996....Although I love my 996, being entirely objective I would have to say the Boxster has far superior handling characteristics (but this is down to its mid-engine layout of course)....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

then... /images/migration/UploadedForumImages/bxr1.jpg now... /images/migration/UploadedForumImages/911(1).jpg /images/migration/UploadedForumImages/911back.jpg A big leap in performance, but the carrera's suspension feels a bit floaty compared to the boxster that feels like it's on rails. Need help on mods: Should i convert to clear lights? Exhaust? (it's too quiet) Body kit or stock? Your opinions would really help. thanks guys. Migration info. Legacy thread was 29590

POST 2Original post

personally - i if it were my car i would get clear lenses right away - they instantly make it look more modern. Sports exhaust next No body kit unless its the Genuine porsche Gt2/3 kit - the one with the u shaped rear spoiler. Migration info. Legacy thread was 29595

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Warren! Which part in Swiss are you? I studied in Les Roches, Bluche Sierre. Lived in Crans Montana...loved it there Migration info. Legacy thread was 29597

POST 4Original post

I live on Lake Zurich, but originaly from the UK. Migration info. Legacy thread was 29600

POST 5Original post

Good move! Nice car! Migration info. Legacy thread was 29604

POST 6Original post

guards red ? Migration info. Legacy thread was 29609

POST 7Original post

I would say change the light lens too EXCEPT for the facr that with your car being red, they kinda look "right" on it....I know what you mean about the difference in handling between the Boxster and the 911....I went from a 964 to a 2.7 Boxster and now to a 996....Although I love my 996, being entirely objective I would have to say the Boxster has far superior handling characteristics (but this is down to its mid-engine layout of course).... Have fun with your car in Switzerland!!! Marc Migration info. Legacy thread was 29641

POST 8Original post

I'd suggest looking at the suspension- if it feels floaty I dare say a new suspension system with a good set up would massively improve the feel of the car. GT3 style alloy wheels would look fantastic. Some clear lights all round will update the looks. Then maybe a good exhaust. I'd not put on a bodykit personally- not good value for money compared to the suspension. Migration info. Legacy thread was 29648

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