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Can anyone identify this strut tower brace?

Hey guys I have a strut tower brace I took off my 1991 964 turbo. It does not fit with my current setup so I am going to list it on the board. Problem is I dont know what brand it is to price it accordingly!

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IAW the attach fittings, look like an old JM product.
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Nope, its not one of mine.
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The brackets that look like they're attached to the bar in the photo are probably separate units. They appear too tall to mount on top of each strut tower (possible hood interference).

Instead, they could mount in a vertical position on the strut tower, similar to the factory RSR welded mounts. Drill-through holes in each mount indicate a bolt-in installation. If you have an earlier 911 at hand, confirm by comparing the length of the strut bar and fittings and the distance between the strut towers.

IOW, a clue might be the overall length of the strut tube, rod end-to-rod end.

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Oh, about 3 pounds.

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The brace is a bolt on setup on my turbo. The brackets just mount on the bottom set of studs that attach the strut to the shock towers.
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Anyone have a clue before I just guess a price lol

Thanks!

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