Sports chassis on Boxster 'S'
Discussion
Others may disagree but I my view - yes. The 18" wheels
1) Look great
2) Are supposed to provide some additional cornering grip on a smooth surface
3) Are supposed to "crash" more on crap road surfaces
Personally I find the 18" rims OK on poor surfaces although some journos (EVO) thought it made the car skittish. I think that's tosh myself but there you go. Having said that I have the "regular" chassis (!).
My advice before getting 18" or a sport chassis would be to drive a car fitted with it - to make sure YOU are happy with the compromise...
1) Look great
2) Are supposed to provide some additional cornering grip on a smooth surface
3) Are supposed to "crash" more on crap road surfaces
Personally I find the 18" rims OK on poor surfaces although some journos (EVO) thought it made the car skittish. I think that's tosh myself but there you go. Having said that I have the "regular" chassis (!).
My advice before getting 18" or a sport chassis would be to drive a car fitted with it - to make sure YOU are happy with the compromise...
Andy,
I have the sport pack on my boxster, and was luck enough to try the demonstrator without before buying.
You have made the right choice no question, the setup is much more responsive, and gives you more confidence in the car when going sideways through a blind corner on a B road at night. 8-).
I have the sport pack on my boxster, and was luck enough to try the demonstrator without before buying.
You have made the right choice no question, the setup is much more responsive, and gives you more confidence in the car when going sideways through a blind corner on a B road at night. 8-).
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