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Old 08-16-2008 | 10:25 PM
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Anyone have a 968 six speed tranny for sale?

PM me with details.

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post this in 968 forum also
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Call 20th street auto down by you in Phoenix. They should have one
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how much do the 6 speeds usually go for? Do they all have limited slip or just some?
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Originally Posted by dillon410021
how much do the 6 speeds usually go for? Do they all have limited slip or just some?
You should be worried about your MAF and your Turbo first.
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The title sounds like your selling one.
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Yeah,

The title does say I have one for sale. I'm attempting to purchase one for my car. My five speed box is TRASHED. My trans builder told me that he could not build a 951 box as strong as a stock 968 box.

Most 968 boxes did not have LSD's. I'll just add one.

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I paid $3,500 for my 6-speed LSD and another $300 for the shift linkage separately. Getting the speedometer to work was a real pain.

Apparently, in the early 6-speeds they had an issue that was corrected in the later models. When purchasing you need to ensure you have a later model. I had mine installed two years ago and have forgotten what the issue was at this point.
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It was pinion preload and it's something that can easily be adjusted on "early" boxes.
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they changed the LSD from a clutch to a torsen early on so most 968 LSDs are torsens which i am not sure are as good on the track as a clutch LSD.
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In one of the 968 books I was reading, they cited the torshen system as being an improvement over the 951 clutch system. I will see if I can find it and share it with the group.
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does the 968 6 speed have an overall higher top speed compared to 951 5 speed
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Originally Posted by George D
Yeah,

The title does say I have one for sale. I'm attempting to purchase one for my car. My five speed box is TRASHED. My trans builder told me that he could not build a 951 box as strong as a stock 968 box.

Most 968 boxes did not have LSD's. I'll just add one.

George
I thought a Turbo S box was as strong as you could get OEM wise.
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Originally Posted by seattle951
In one of the 968 books I was reading, they cited the torshen system as being an improvement over the 951 clutch system. I will see if I can find it and share it with the group.
im trying to figure that out too. i was on guards site and they basically said a track car should have a true LSD. Then i went to quaifes site and they said their TBD is on a lot of SCCA race cars.

A quaife TBD is about 1300. Not sure what the GT TBD is, but from what i read the GT LSD is a lot more $$.

I think the newer LSDs work braking and accellerating. Not sure how that works on our old cars that dont have PSM, and many not even ABS.

Im looking for a 968, and the premium for a "LSD" which is really a TBD is not much less than a quaife. so for the same money i can get a newer, supposedly better quaife and then pay to install it. the savings in getting a closer car may make it worthwhile.


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