YOUR RESEARCH1999 996 C2 Cab weight
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Hi, I did a corner balance with my 996.1 c2 cab. It weighs 3324 lbs with the following: - Low on gas - 170 lbs driver - Spare tire (duh, should have removed from trunk) - 996 stock radio in box (again, duh) - Coilovers similar to PSS10 - Some Kenwood amplifier/cd changer (again, duh) Just for your information.
Interesting.
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Since mine is .2, probably another 50lbs with similar specs. Thank you.
Sounds about right. My manual indicates 3,074lbs curb (dry), so adding 80lbs for fluids and no driver is about where you are.
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