Replacing Shocks On My 1999 Porsche Boxster
In this video I'll be replacing the shocks/struts on my 1999 Porsche 986. The shocks are kind of expensive, so I did the front ones first, then a few months later did the rear. Strangely, the original front shocks had no trace of the rubber bump stops, so I didn't realize that I needed them until I started looking at the rear shocks. Also I want to apologize, I wasn't feeling well when I did the rear shocks and I didn't record every step. I think once you do the front though that you'll be able to figure out the rear. Good luck, and thanks for watching

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