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997.2 LSD options
Have been taking my 997.2 c2s to tracks a couple of times, have started to feel the lack of LSD on the car is limiting me. Last weekend on a skidpad I can hardly get the rear end out if at all.
What are the good LSD options for the car? |
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I went with a wavetrac. But that was mostly because I was looking for a maintenance free option. If you’re chasing lap times, you need a clutch type setup.
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Ah. No. I’m not fancy like that. I’m in a cable throttle 996 that I have modded so far I can’t even remember what a stock 996 was like. But, about your endeavor. Google a pic of a Pokémon cutaway. It still has a ring and pinion with a planetary gear differential. Honestly I’m surprised PDKs don’t have some fancy eDiff or something like that.
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Pokémon hahaha stupid iPad… P.D.K
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I just looked and Guard Transmissions makes an LSD for the .2 PDK. Their stuff is clutch pack style and is pretty badass for the track.
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Well they would know best. I read that the 997.2 and 991.1 PDK with open diff used the same differential. But, I’ve also read that bearings can be a problem to find for the install.
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We do not make an LSD any longer to replace an open differential in a PDK. Bearings still aren’t available for them, to the best of my knowledge, which was part of our decision to drop the product. All it takes is a clumsy mechanic who destroys a bearing to require an $18,000 replacement gearbox. That happened one too many times for me to make a part that could be implicated is so much financial pain. Regards, Matt Monson guard transmission Llc. |
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I found a shop that make a LSD for PDK with open diff, so basically they would be recycling the oem bearing, and, there would be a potential to mess up the bearing in trying to reuse it? |
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