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DIY Camber Adjustments?
mmontfort replied to grover's topic in 986 Boxster Suspension, Brakes, and Wheels
After loosening the nuts, how did you lever the shock to move? Did you have to raise the car? One wheel off the ground, or both? Or none? This is a simple adjustment and is camber only to the greatest extent. I just loosen the bolts use a rubber tipped pry bar to move the top of the shock and tighten the bolts. No lifting necessary because the toe movement is minimal. -
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Replaceing the top with glass window
mmontfort replied to Eric. M's topic in 986 Boxster Convertible Top Issues and Solutions
Installed a Gahn top and have found that on the 2000 box that it makes it very difficult to put the top in the service position and gain access to the engine bay. The glass window will not bend like the vinyl one will.