Lsd
#3
The LSD option first came available in 2009 on the 997.2. If you have a 997.1 you will have an open differential. You can upgrade the differential to Quaife, Guards, etc.
I put a Quaife in mine about 18 months ago and wonder what they were doing by not offering one in a Carrera.
I put a Quaife in mine about 18 months ago and wonder what they were doing by not offering one in a Carrera.
#7
The LSD option first came available in 2009 on the 997.2. If you have a 997.1 you will have an open differential. You can upgrade the differential to Quaife, Guards, etc.
I put a Quaife in mine about 18 months ago and wonder what they were doing by not offering one in a Carrera.
I put a Quaife in mine about 18 months ago and wonder what they were doing by not offering one in a Carrera.
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#8
Yrralis, you are correct about the sports suspension for the European market that was not available for North America. I believe it was offered from the very beginning. Curiously, there is a part number for a transmission with limited slip on the North America PET catalog though I don't know how it would work with our cars that came with PSM and PASM. This transmission is for the 997.1 cars.
#9
It depends on how you drive. I find it so much easier to throw the back end around with control. Cornering becomes more of a point and shoot, then with the OEM diff, and I can get on the gas when I want to.
#10
Yrralis, you are correct about the sports suspension for the European market that was not available for North America. I believe it was offered from the very beginning. Curiously, there is a part number for a transmission with limited slip on the North America PET catalog though I don't know how it would work with our cars that came with PSM and PASM. This transmission is for the 997.1 cars.
#11
It might be easier (or more logical) to upgrade to an aftermarket LSD... People complain that factory LSD don't last long on the track
#12
+1, it would have been nice to have a factory option available, however I know a lot of GT3 owners that have replaced their LsD due to wear
#14
As I said earlier, it depends on how you are driving your car.
#15
For a car driven only on the street, there is absolutely no need...