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I have searched the archive and not been able to find answers to the following questions. What is the curb weight of my 86 US model 930? I am guessing 2800 - 2900 lbs. Am I close?

Also, is there a source for an aftermarket 930S Steering wheel that will fit my car. I like the look of it but the OEM's are $400.00 and used ones are not much cheaper. Finally, anyone have any suggestions or preferences on which strut brace to buy.

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1335 kg or 2937 lbs
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I'll second that, just over 2900 lbs.
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Re: 930 Questions

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Originally posted by Black968

Also, is there a source for an aftermarket 930S Steering wheel that will fit my car.
AJ USA carries them. I'd also check to see if Pelican has them.

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