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Old 06-19-2006, 12:25 AM   #21
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That cause you're a Porsche fanboi, and I'm a GM fanboi...

How does that make sense?

Thats like saying, "Well thats cuz you like going to the beach and I like to eat ice cream"

I would do one of these:
Porsche > GM

but its not even close to a comparison
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Old 06-19-2006, 01:24 AM   #22
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That cause you're a Porsche fanboi, and I'm a GM fanboi...

Not fanboi..owner

The bad thing is..if I really really wanted to I could buy a Boxster with a blown engine and drop the one we have here into it..thus..a Boxster (S of course for suspension work) with a GT2 motor, but I'm not wanting to waste my precious on that body.
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Old 06-19-2006, 01:24 AM   #23
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Screw it...I want to find the new Porsche Cayman...the tiptronic s only goes 0-60 in 5.8, humilate a new owner of it with a Saturn would be awesome...the manual is in 5.1 and I don't think thats too do-able right now.

Watch it..I'm already hearing scary things about turbo Caymans.......
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Old 06-19-2006, 08:22 AM   #24
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THE CAYmans are pretty bad ass

i like the boxter S alot because its pretty redgid for a convertable and has a better engine then a boxter.

i feel if i got a regular boxter id feel like a pussy for not getting a boxter S and about the 911's i mean if i had a 911 i would be wanting for the turbo. there is always bigger and better.

know what i mean?

ive had cavaliers, and now a ion redline. my rl is by far the coolest but id love to own a Boxter S.

my dad expressed interst in a sky, hes an auto guy so i told him the regular one with auto prob is pretty slow. then he said "nah id get a 5 speed in that car" nice! so i may have a sky in the family.
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Old 07-20-2006, 02:21 PM   #25
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The Cayman is not slow it was road tested at a 13.2@106mph i don't think a Sky would be running all over that anytime soon.
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Old 07-22-2006, 05:23 PM   #26
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The Cayman is not slow it was road tested at a 13.2@106mph i don't think a Sky would be running all over that anytime soon.
I agree, the Sky RL's (260 hp, 260 lb-ft) 13.9 @ 100mph comes up a little short. But with the Cayman S (295 hp, 250 lb-ft) starting at $58,900 and the Sky RL at $27,895, I think you could use the $31K difference in mods and be able to shave off more than .7 sec.

Heck, the cost of the Mallett 400 hp 400 lb-ft GM LS2 package is only $22K and you'd still have $9K left over.
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Old 07-22-2006, 05:29 PM   #27
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I agree, the Sky RL's (260 hp, 260 lb-ft) 13.9 @ 100mph comes up a little short. But with the Cayman S (295 hp, 250 lb-ft) starting at $58,900 and the Sky RL at $27,895, I think you could use the $31K difference in mods and be able to shave off more than .7 sec.

Heck, the cost of the Mallett 400 hp 400 lb-ft GM LS2 package is only $22K and you'd still have $9K left over.

Umm yeah. The things I could do in mods with an extra $31K. Oh the sticker I could buy.
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Old 07-22-2006, 05:52 PM   #28
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(B) Buys or (L) Leases I've considered since '02 (w/current msrp less disc how I would have configured & pymts for 10% down 4.9% 60mos)
  • $57,715. (L) $758/mo. Porsche Boxster S 280 hp 236 ft-lb
  • $51,898. (L) $716/mo. MB SLK350 268 hp 258 ft-lb
  • $45,000. (B) $762/mo. (Cancelled) VW Concept R (estimated $) 265 hp 258 lf-ft
  • $44,555. (B) $755/mo. Nissan Z Grand Touring Roadster 280 hp 260 lb-ft
  • $40,000. (B) $678/mo. (future) Lexus IS350 Coupe (estimated $) 306 hp 277 lb-ft
  • $40,000. (B) $678/mo. (future) Mitsu EVO X (estimated $) ~300 hp ~290 lb-ft
  • $39,625. (B) $671/mo. Nissan Z Grand Touring Coupe 280 hp 260 lb-ft
  • $38,200. (B) $647/mo. Infiniti G35 6MT 298 hp 260 lb-ft
  • $37,053. (B) $627/mo. Honda S2000 237 hp 162 lb-ft
  • $31,792. (B) $525/mo. DCX Crossfire Roadster Limited 215 hp 229 lb-ft
  • $29,704. (B) $503/mo. Sky Red Line 260 hp 260 lb-ft
  • $29,180. (B) $494/mo. Solstice GXP 260 hp 260 lb-ft
  • $28,350. (B) $480/mo. Mazda MX-5 Grand Touring 170 hp 140 lb-ft

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