Looking at Cayman S
Discussion
I have them on my 981, and they do look very good. However, they are well known to chip very easily from stones, as mine have now. Mine are covered in hundreds of tiny chips, and one large one. I like the 5 spoke ones a lot, and they would be my preference. Even easier to clean too. The rears are also 1/2" wider so probably fill the arches a bit better.
mr pg said:
I have them on my 981, and they do look very good. However, they are well known to chip very easily from stones, as mine have now. Mine are covered in hundreds of tiny chips, and one large one. I like the 5 spoke ones a lot, and they would be my preference. Even easier to clean too. The rears are also 1/2" wider so probably fill the arches a bit better.
Carrera or the ones on mine?My 2cents: consider getting a 981 Boxster S instead of a Cayman. I also started my search on a Cayman until I realise you get a lot more for your money on Boxsters as they took a larger hit on depreciation before Caymans do, and then stabilise. The main difference is the rigidity of the chassis, which I (ok, I’m no PRO) could not tell. The other added benefit, is to put the roof down, specially in weather like this !
Edited by Boxster_racer on Monday 6th August 09:53
Boxster_racer said:
My 2cents: consider getting a 981 Boxster S instead of a Cayman. I also started my search on a Cayman until I realise you get a lot more for your money on Boxsters as they took a larger hit on depreciation before Caymans do, and then stabilise. The main difference is the rigidity of the chassis, which I (ok, I’m no PRO) could not tell. The other added benefit, is to put the roof down, specially in weather like this !
I did the same, went to test drive a PDK PASM Cayman GTS, Did a back to back test with a Manual X73 Boxster GTS, brought the Boxster there and then.Edited by Boxster_racer on Monday 6th August 09:53
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