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996 transmission with an LSD is there some help?
I have a 996 transmission with an LSD installed that I am going to be using on my project.
But I have some questions I could really use some help on. Serial Number on transmission is G96011010426 So based on that it is a 996 transmission from a 2002-2004/5 I believe. The coding does not have the LSD, I had that installed after the fact. I included the pictures of the paperwork that came with it. it was in German but I used google translate. I apparently need a slave cylinder is this the right one? 99611623706 [URL="https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99611623706.htm?pn=996-116-237-06-INT"] I am using this transmission in the Back of a 1972 Baja Bay Bus. Based on that with the 25%/65% how should I expect this to drive? How will it perform offroad? on the streets? Is this LSD mainly designed for track setup? what will it do in the rain? Snow? My idea was was to out 33 inch tires on it. motor is a 400 hp ford ecoboost 3.5 twin turbo.        
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10-04-2024, 03:28 PM
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Location: Loverland, CO
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That is a very anemic LSD designed for use in the street car. I often call it a rain and ice LSD. Nothing aggressive about it at all.
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10-07-2024, 04:51 AM
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Thankyou for that reply. I barly know what an lsd was. But given the choice to have it or not I heard it was better to have it.
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10-07-2024, 07:06 PM
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