View Single Post
speeder speeder is online now
Team California
 
speeder's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: los angeles, CA.
Posts: 41,111
Garage
Re: Re: What types of LSDs has Porsche used for what years, and how do they hold up?

Quote:
Originally posted by JMar
As far how long it takes for a stock lsd to wear out, my (stock clutch type lsd) has 160k on it and is working fine on my 300hp+ turbo, and 90k+ on my M491 Carrera. No maintainace is required other than the occasional fluid change in the tranny.
I agree that the factory unit seems to hold up well, a big part of this is because it is only 40% ltd. slip. The more "lock-up" a diff has, the more strain I would think. Open diffs seem to last forever on most vehicles.

I would say that regular oil/lube changes are a little more important on LSD cars, especially if you track it. Tyson of TRE was recently telling me that he thinks LSD oil should be changed after any track event, due to clutch pack material winding up in the oil from hard G-force cornering, etc....
__________________
Denis

For the Epsteinth time, the National Guard troops are just a distraction. The only crime wave in DC is the felon in the WH.
Old 09-23-2004, 03:50 PM
  Pelican Parts Catalog | Tech Articles | Promos & Specials    Reply With Quote #4 (permalink)