White_Lady_170 I would definitely go for it. I think it is a very, very good setup. And I have immense confidence in DaveB.
JackG
1. Only the caliper and brake lines are different compared to stock. The disc size is the same. They still fit under 16 inch rims.
2. I haven't seen anybody objectively compare the NQSBBK to the R32 brakes. The weight advantage is clear for the NQSBBK's, but the R32 setup has a far better disc size. I went for the NQSBBK because I have 16inch alloys for winter and I didn't want to change them.
3. The caliper is bulkier so a spacer might be required depending on the rims.
4. The boxster calipers are the same as the cayman calipers and 996 Carrera 2. There are some other kits like the 997 Carrera but I guess it all comes down to the power your car has, the weight of your car and if you are tracking your car or not.