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The majority of us spend a significant amount of time in our vehicles, therefore it is prudent to keep certain items safely stored away in case of an unexpected emergency. Here are several suggestions for items you should keep as part of an "emergency kit".

1. Flashlight with spare batteries

If you break down or get a flat tire at night, a flashlight is an indispensible item. Without one, checking engine components or changing a flat can be a very difficult and frustrating undertaking. In addition, be sure to always keep a number of spare batteries for the flashlight - you don't want it dying when it is needed most.

2. First Aid Kit

Injuries, whether major or minor, can never be foreseen, and you never know what might happen while you're out on the road. Be prepared for anything from scraped knuckles to small cuts or a bee sting. Basic emergency first aid kits are available at most department stores and pharmacies, and should contain most everything you may need to treat an injury.

3. Bottled Water

In your travels, you may find yourself broke down or stranded in a less than desirable location. Having water available ensures you can keep yourself and your family members hydrated.

4. Glass Scraper

If your area normally sees snow or ice during the winter months, an ice scraper for your windows and windshield is essential. Even in these fall months leading up to winter, it is best to be prepared now rather than unprepared when you actually need it. Be sure to keep a scraper handy, you never know when you might awake to find your vehicle covered in ice or frost.

5. Jumper Cables

At one point or another, most of us have had the misfortune of a dead battery, and find that we didn't have battery jumper cables in our vehicle. Hearing that empty click when you turn the key can be a real downer, but if you happen to have a set of cables you can quickly get a jump off another considerate motorist. Having these cables in your vehicle also enables you to help someone else out in a similar situation.

6. Hand Warmers

These very small yet useful items can be easily fit into your first aid kit or glove compartment. For those of you who have changed a tire in extremely cold weather, you'll understand why we recommend these as a must-have. If you haven't - take our advice and pick up a pair! Working around your vehicle in the biting cold without hand warmers can be an extremely uncomfortable experience.

7. Duct Tape

As the saying goes, "Duct tape can fix anything". While that may not be entirely true, having a role of duct tape handy is always a good idea, providing a quick, temporary fix to an unforeseen problem.

8. Hazard Triangles or Flares

These items are for the safety of both yourself and oncoming motorists. If you break down on the side of the road, placing hazard triangles or flares behind your vehicle will alert other drivers that there is a vehicle in distress up ahead. Without these items, other drivers may not see you in inclement weather, resulting in a near-miss or even a collision. Place these items at 50, 75, and 100 feet to the rear of your vehicle, and on the side of your vehicle facing traffic.

9. Tow Rope

Ensure the rope you buy is capable of towing your vehicle's gross weight (see the owner's manual to determine this figure). Keep in mind this rope is not for extended trips and regular towing, but only to get out of harm's way.

10. Small Shovel

Many of us at soem point have found ourselves stuck in some type of mud or snow. Having a small shovel handy will allow you to dig out around your tires if needed. Also, you can use the shovel to pack material in front of your tires for better traction when trying to free your vehicle.

Carmine Cupani is the owner of Carmine's Import Service, specializing in European vehicle maintenance and repair, located in Kernersville, NC.

Add Quality with Porsche Boxster Parts

Porsche Boxster is one of the leading and the most luxurious cars in its category. It is designed with all the latest parts and features which ensure a smooth and comfortable ride. It is considered to be one of costliest cars but the price of Porsche boxster does not affect the aficionados or the fans of the company at all. When, due to some technical problem, the owners have to get some replacements done in this majestic beauty, they never compromise with the eminence of its auxiliary parts.

 

Porsche Boxster parts are available in the market at very affordable prices without compromising with their quality. So, whenever you feel like changing your old car parts with the new improved ones, there are many options available in the market. There are some parts which might have to be changed regularly whether or not some defects are present or due to continuous running of the vehicle. The most common parts which are usually changed are the voltage regulator, oil pump, main bearing, piston sets, battery cable, oil filters, camshaft, motor mount, and con rod bearing. The Porsche Boxster group has easily made these parts available in the market at very affordable prices without sacrificing the quality.

 

In case you want to customize your car with the latest and the more superior quality parts, then are some options available for this as well. You can get your car modified with the new good looking taillights, headlights, and all other types of Porsche Boxster spare parts such as brake system, exhaust system, alloy wheels. You can also add to your car various other Porsche Boxster parts such as spoilers, body kits, side, rear, front skirts etc. which will provide your car with a stylish and fabulous look that helps it stand out very eminently from the rest of cars in the category.

 

It is not surprising then that Porsche Boxster parts have taken the world by storm. The best thing about these parts is that they offer you the best deal by ensuring a fantastic feel in your car without ripping off all your money.

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what should i do to my porsche boxster first as a far as modding and speed?

What type of exhaust seems to create more power and sound?
Do they have any kits for exhaust?
If the boxster is a 2002 2.5L.
Any super chargers for it? and where to buy?
Any other things that should be modded that will make it faster?

You will probably need to be more specific as far as what you want, as this will go a long way to what to do to "make it faster." Even the original base Boxster is a quick car - I've certainly driven a fair number of laps in stock 2.5L cars and do find their strengths make them capable of pretty good times.

But if you wanted to make it faster? The most limiting factor in 99% of these cars is the driver. As I already mentioned, a well driven Boxster is a very capable car. But a poorly driven one is much less so. So the best investment you can make as far as making the car go faster would be to invest in the driver. Look for PCA Autocross schools and HPDEs or similar events and start the process of learning how to drive the car at and near it's limits. You will most likely be in for a huge suprise at just how much quicker the car is right now than you think.

From their, the next spot where you will find the biggest gain will be the tires. A well driven car on aggressive high performance street tires would easily be a second or two quicker around a road course than lesser tires, and R-Compounds a few seconds quicker than those (to equate that in other terms, you'd likely need to add 200+hp to make those same kind of gains).

After that you would need to look at the car's setup: an alignment to bring it to a more neutral stance and corner balancing. Then suspension: anti-roll bars (ideally adjustable, giving another option to adjust the car's balance) and then springs and dampers. Then looking at brakes... the stock brakes will take you a long way, but a more aggressive pad and a fluid with a higher boiling point (Ate Blue is a good basic fluid, Motul a good step up, and Castrol SRF if you just have way too much money).

Then would be looking to lighten the car... the stock seats are probably about 50 pounds each in a Boxster. A pair of more supportive Recaro shells or similar would take off 80+ pounds. Lightweight wheels would make modest gains in total weight reduction, but would decrease unsprung rotating mass! And small reductions here can make a big difference in overall performance.

After all of that, then you are looking at how much power the car makes. Of course most people like to look here first because it will help them pull away from a stop light a little faster. But it does very little to actually make the car faster. And if you go far enough (ie, spend lots of money) to actually make a real difference here, what you wind up doing is then giving it too much power for it's suspension and brakes and everything else you would have already fixed and dialed in if you go for the areas that actually make the car faster in the first place!

The other issue with going after power is that you will not find "low hanging fruit." That is, where power can be made, it mostly already is... a little power is on the table, but not much. Exhaust, different ECU programming... this can get you a few horsepower. Headers some more.

After that you start moving into the area where you either spend lots of money (engine swap, rebuild with different internals), or swap out alot of reliability and engine longevity for power (forced induction). The price curve to do either correctly though will beg an important question: Do you have the right car?

At this point, if it's not "fast enough," it would be much cheaper to simply sell the Boxster and buy a Boxster S or a Carrera. Or if you are just looking to get away from stop lights faster, a Mustang or something similar (that is a strength of a car like that, it's not a strength of the Boxster).

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