YOUR RESEARCHDoes anyone recognize this OEM rollbar?
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I was told this was removed from a 2004 996 Turbo Cab. At first, I thought it was out of a Boxster but it is a different design (2 feet vs 4 and hoop integration) than the 986 bar. Any ideas? I can't find a part number on it. Thanks in advance.
To me it looks like a modified 986 rollbar.
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Look at the back side, no welds.
987
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987 is different.
[QUOTE=pputkowski;20347892]987 is different./QUOTE] Well at least we know its not from a 944. I've never seen a bar like that in any carrera. Aftermarket?
It sure looks like an OEM piece in terms of fit and finish.
The more I look at it the more I see 986. That’s what I’m going to stick with. Front mounting feet have been cut on the inside by the bolt holes. Threaded holes on the outside of the tube just above the feet. Center weld where the wind deflector would sit. Seems pretty well done on welding, grinding, and filling.
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