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Your post seems really aggressive, like anyone was saying that a 3.2L 911 could take a late model boxster S. I don't think anyone here mentioned that or thinks that, and if they do, then they are silly, naive, and/or uninformed. I'm pretty sure that all of us (or at least most of us) would agree that the new boxsters (987, I think, 997 is the 911) and even the later model 986 models would wipe up a 3.2L Carrera. I'd say that the only boxsters that a stock 3.2L Carrera stands a chance against are the early boxsters with the 2.5 and 2.7, and even then, it only has a chance in a drag race. Even the early boxsters would probably spank a STOCK 3.2L car in the corners and braking. I'm pretty sure that the OP said that it wasn't one of the newer boxsters, but was one of the older 986 style cars. |
The thread poster is lucky, I would have given you a friendly brake check.:) Tailgating is probably my biggest driving pet peeve.
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Yeah, I like a spirited drive as much as the next guy, but tailgating is one of the most annoying things anyone can ever do to me, ever. The worst is when the guy in FRONT of me is going slow, and I'm keeping a respectable distance but the kid in the Honda or the middle-aged guy in the ginormous pickup truck behind me rides MY azz.
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I usually get behavior like that from Civics and maybe a 3-series. When people come up and ride my bumper, I don't always feel the need to compete.
BTW, I've owned 4 3.2 Carreras and 2 Boxsters (2.5 and 2.7). I'd have been happy to race for 'pinks' in this situation, driving either of the Boxsters. |
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Hell in a straight line my Jeep Grand Cherokee would have taken either the Carrera or the Boxster! :D But straight lines isn't what driving a Porsche is about. Any Porsche. I likes them all.
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I thought the thread would discuss the merits of owning a 3.2 versus owning an early Boxster.
I was WAY off! |
A Cherokee can pull over 145 MPH top side? No joke?
Better watch out for those bad arses, eh? Yes,..those teardrop headlights do look "ikky",..to me, as well... ...I like the "frog look"...... ribbet>>> Everyone be safe out there...spirited or not. "We're only immortal for a limited time..." Best to all of you.... |
I miss the my old VW Scirocco's tail gun.
You see, the rear window washer was on a pylon on the passenger side of the hatch and would squirt across the rear window. I found out that at highway speed the washer fluid just got caught in the airstream, flipped up over the rear spoiler and all over the car behind me. :) BB. |
Wayne, your clone will do sub 5 second 0-60 runs and then take it to 174?
(or, what's wrong with your 996?) |
you guys are nuts, i was driving normal we were on a fun road (244 in north east ct if ur local) he initiated the fun run, i let him try to pull on me then i goosed it, it wasnt like i was road rage on his bumper, i simply ment he wasnt pulling on me, heck maybe he wasnt pushin it hard but neither was i, and whoever said my wheels hurt handling is nuts, the car on stock 6 an 7 fuchs woud push all over the road...
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BB: that's funny as hell!!!! Just get out front long enough to take a whizzzzzzz on 'em......then turn the stereo up to max, at a mere 30 MPH,..for 5 minutes or so,..laughing your arse off......listening to Red Barchetta by RUSH...
....so funny...... Best, |
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By the way, would that be dihydrogen MONO-oxide? ;) |
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The Cayman, the Cayanne, the up coming Panmera....grumble, grumble, pizz and moan.... Put a sock in it gramps. |
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I'll agree with you harddrive - in the hands of a capable driver a boxster or better yet a boxster s will decimate a 3.2. Especially on a curvey road.
On the other hand - the 3.2 carreras have a more direct feel to the road. I know at Sebring the stock boxsters give me a pretty good run - especially through the corners - but can't hang on the straights - the S can give me problems all over the track... and I have a few cough more HP... |
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