QUOTE(drew365 @ Sep , 10:05 AM)
QUOTE(JPB @ Sep , 03:15 AM)
Look at tit, init cu? So are ya gonna put flares on it?
In the Spec Boxster series, all cars are the same (spec) and the rules don't allow for flares or massive tires. There's quite a few modifications to make the cars more tossable, sway bars, springs, shocks, lightened flywheel, clutch kit, short throw shifter. The interior will get gutted, top removed, roll cage installed, hardtop put on. Lots of new parts to buy.
Spec boxsters are a great racing platform...
BillP with his red (Lucille) has had a blast this year, running against much more powerful cars, but not as well balanced as the Spec Box.
I have driven his car on several occassions on the track at TH, and Laguna. The car is an absolute blast to drive. Point it and it goes where ever you ask it to go. And with the more modern suspension, there are lots of things to adjust to make the car handle exactly like you want it to.
Absolutely the most neutral handling car I have ever driven on the track, including very well set up 914s.
Great selection....you are going to love it when you get it done.
And they are great street cars too. I just sold my '99 about 2 months ago...
without a doubt, it was the best Porsche I have owned, and I have owned 8.
Yes I had my first chance to see how Bill's Boxster handles on the track. Its a very capable little car. And you guys talk about it not having too much power. I was making most of my time on the Boxster in the corners at Laguna Seca in my 914. That little 2.5 in the Boxster with a few mods really screams. It isn't too much slower than my 2.4 powered 914 race car in the straights.
Like Dan my 2002 2.7 was the best car I have owned period.