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Posted

Hi Everybody I am currently looking at buying a boxster S build date november 2001 First reg Jan 2002 but it has a 4 spoked steering wheel! all the others I have looked at have 3 spokes,Can anyone explain how this is possible BTW I live in Australia (RHD) cheerspost-70597-0-32092800-1308622591_thumb.j

  • 4 weeks later...
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G'day, my "Porsche Boxster & Boxster S" sales book (dated 2000) states that the three spoke wheel is standard, but there is a four spoke wheel option (check for option code X26 under bonnet & in manual) . Otherwise I'd ask a few q's about it.

Cheers,

Matt

(also in australia)

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Posted

Interesting, as my sales book definitely states four spoke steering wheel (with leather).

Yes, that would be correct standard 4 spoke steering wheel but rather than leatherette - real leather option X26.

  • 1 year later...
Posted

If I have determined that I have option X26, and my steering wheel is leather, does that mean the grip, airbag, spokes, and base are all leather? Or, are certain parts leatherette? I am interested in knowing because I am planning to change the color of my four spoker, and the process and chemicals vary depending upon the material. Thanks, I appreciate any help.

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