993 C2 limited slip diffetential
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Hi Danie,
Not sure a limited slip diff makes sense on a 280hp street-driven Carrera as one rarely loses grip. If it can't be rebuilt consider installing a standard diff as it may cost a lot less to install vs a limited slip one.
Andy
Not sure a limited slip diff makes sense on a 280hp street-driven Carrera as one rarely loses grip. If it can't be rebuilt consider installing a standard diff as it may cost a lot less to install vs a limited slip one.
Andy
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I value the limited slip more highly and feel it is worth the extra expense. To me the car behaves differently, and while it may seem subtle at lower speeds or acceleration, it makes a noticeable difference where I want it, at a quicker pace.
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here's the internals
![](https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlist.com-vbulletin/1280x960/g50_20_lsd_1_ebcab44013fd2de26f518c99142489838fd4cf27.jpg)
main wear items are the friction disks, seen here w/ hatch marks, get better replacements from Matt Monson @ GT gears
![](https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlist.com-vbulletin/1024x768/gedc0103_601003a2a3083fd154ef3818434dc2ce46568754.jpg)
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