How to convert to LSD?
#16
Tranmission doesnt have to come down. just open the rear up, remove the cv joints and start pulling things apart! the LSD does need some finessing to get it in and shimmed properly, but its a pretty easy job. I think its a 4-6 hour shop job.
ive had it done several times. '84, scots 82 and the holbert machine.
mk
ive had it done several times. '84, scots 82 and the holbert machine.
mk
#17
If Mark did a diff swap on his 87, then my casual eyeball measurments are wrong. On my 89 it sure looks like the gas tank and battery box are too close to maneuver the LSD into the carrier.
#18
Most of the LSDs I've seen for sale are $650+/- $200.
A 2.75 gearbox (G28.03) would be pre-83 so fitting it to her 85 (G28.10) would be more work. G28.05 is also pre-83. G28.07/08 and up are 83+. The distributor caps and rotors are new? If so, I'm interested.
Gio, 89 S4 5-speed is 2.64. Probably the only more desireable gearboxes are 89GT and 85-86 Euro.
Bill, I think you're right. Even if the open diff could come out, I don't see an LSD going in between the battery box and diff case. Samantha's 85 would be before the extra room for split exhaust.
Originally Posted by Andre Hedrick
Which gearbox do you have G28/?? I have an LSD w/ 2.75 in a complete gearbox, which I would consider parting with the rear-end section. The LSD is really tight, and feels more than 40% but who knows. Also I have new dual cap distributor for the 84/85 euro's that needs a new home (box is collecting dust).
Gio, 89 S4 5-speed is 2.64. Probably the only more desireable gearboxes are 89GT and 85-86 Euro.
Bill, I think you're right. Even if the open diff could come out, I don't see an LSD going in between the battery box and diff case. Samantha's 85 would be before the extra room for split exhaust.
#19
Originally Posted by FlyingDog
Most of the LSDs I've seen for sale are $650+/- $200.
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#22
That one was for sale about 8 months ago from the same place, but he said at that time that it was "probably" from a 928. It didn't get any bids. It looks right.
Porken was givng them away unless they needed rebuilding. The ones I got from 928 Intl have been real nice.
Porken was givng them away unless they needed rebuilding. The ones I got from 928 Intl have been real nice.
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Well, first there are the missionary visits.
Then there's baptism.
Then there's this 10% tithing thing...
Then... Oh, wait! I thought you wanted to know how to convert to LDS!
Then there's baptism.
Then there's this 10% tithing thing...
Then... Oh, wait! I thought you wanted to know how to convert to LDS!
#24
I forgot, my S4 is really an 86 chassis, does the batterybox change ?
mk
mk
Originally Posted by Bill Ball
If Mark did a diff swap on his 87, then my casual eyeball measurments are wrong. On my 89 it sure looks like the gas tank and battery box are too close to maneuver the LSD into the carrier.
#26
Originally Posted by Andre Hedrick
Thanks for the heads up... but how do I know for sure this will work on my car?
#27
Re: Question for item #260033029572 - Porsche 928 limited slip differential
Samantha,
"Numbers stamped on housing are:
4061006205 550780 S40
Number on CV flange: 928 332 206 00.
I think will fit cars up to 1985."
This is the answer I got from the seller.
After looking up the part number in PET5, my best guess is I am clueless cause I can not find the partnumber at all. I get error 2 in PET5
Anyone else who can help?
"Numbers stamped on housing are:
4061006205 550780 S40
Number on CV flange: 928 332 206 00.
I think will fit cars up to 1985."
This is the answer I got from the seller.
After looking up the part number in PET5, my best guess is I am clueless cause I can not find the partnumber at all. I get error 2 in PET5
Anyone else who can help?
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