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Old 04-25-2011 | 12:41 PM
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Curious to know if the LSD is the same in the GT2RS is the same unit as the GT3RS...
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No! the rumors that they used the same 28/40% 997 332 083 91 LSD are not true.

Porsche listened to the complaints and installed an uprated cup LSD with a much higher preload and steel plates.

They also changed the rear toe links to mono ***** and removed the eccentrics.



PS. IMO the best thing is that PTS was free.
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I'll believe it when I see one come out of the gearbox for the first time.
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No! the rumors that they used the same 28/40% 997 332 083 91 LSD are not true.

Porsche listened to the complaints and installed an uprated cup LSD with a much higher preload and steel plates.

They also changed the rear toe links to mono ***** and removed the eccentrics.



PS. IMO the best thing is that PTS was free.
So one could upgrade their GT3RS LSD with a GT2RS LSD. Does anyone have a part #?
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Trackcar upgraded his LSD with Porsche Cup LSD, you might want to send him a PM
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Originally Posted by 911SLOW
No! the rumors that they used the same 28/40% 997 332 083 91 LSD are not true.

Porsche listened to the complaints and installed an uprated cup LSD with a much higher preload and steel plates.

They also changed the rear toe links to mono ***** and removed the eccentrics.



PS. IMO the best thing is that PTS was free.
That all sounds legit to me ... : |
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The only reason I present my skepticism is because I have spoken to more than one PCNA regional rep. who is both aware of our upgrade options and who simultaneously denies that the LSD requires our service. Porsche has been saying there's nothing wrong with their LSDs for a decade now, so for them to pull a severe about-face like this on the GT2-RS would really surprise me.

Now I am totally open to being shown wrong. I don't know everything, and have been disproven before on more than one technical detail in the past. I'm just saying that maybe I should have been born in Missouri because I am all about "Show Me" and then I'll believe you.

Of course, with his technical resources, if anyone can show me, it will be 911Slow. I look forward to the scan from the service manual or owner's manual that shuts my mouth on this one...
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Originally Posted by GTgears
I'll believe it when I see one come out of the gearbox for the first time.
But if it has been 'fixed', you may never see one.
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Originally Posted by GTgears
The only reason I present my skepticism is because I have spoken to more than one PCNA regional rep. who is both aware of our upgrade options and who simultaneously denies that the LSD requires our service. Porsche has been saying there's nothing wrong with their LSDs for a decade now, so for them to pull a severe about-face like this on the GT2-RS would really surprise me.

Now I am totally open to being shown wrong. I don't know everything, and have been disproven before on more than one technical detail in the past. I'm just saying that maybe I should have been born in Missouri because I am all about "Show Me" and then I'll believe you.

Of course, with his technical resources, if anyone can show me, it will be 911Slow. I look forward to the scan from the service manual or owner's manual that shuts my mouth on this one...
lol

911slow has great tech resource ... but I am waiting for savyboy to complain about tail wag with his 2RS then we will have the first case report.
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Originally Posted by scott40
Curious to know if the LSD is the same in the GT2RS is the same unit as the GT3RS...
Yes. The diffs are the same. Anyone with PET access can confirm.

997 332 083 91

And sadly they did not do away with the eccentric on the toe control arms. It is a spherical end though which is an upgrade.

My GT2RS tail wags like a happy dog under threshold braking. My GT3RS with Guard diff and Intrax suspension is rock solid under brakes.

Go figure

I think my dear friend Slow is on the Ouzo? lol

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Jeez, only Adam got the joke? I am disappointed..

Since when using the words "free" and "Porsche" in the same sentence isn't the equivalent of a smiley or a grin?

Anyway I answered that question with my serious face last month.. : )
https://rennlist.com/forums/8406820-post9.html
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Originally Posted by 911SLOW
Anyway I answered that question with my serious face last month.. : )
https://rennlist.com/forums/8406820-post9.html
See, that's why I was so confused. I saw that previous post and thought you had new information that was correcting your previous statement. You got me with your straightman act. Well played sir...
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Originally Posted by stevecolletti
But if it has been 'fixed', you may never see one.
Right, because Cup Car LSDs never wear out and I never have them through my facility for rebuilding. I just did one from an '07 Cup yesterday...
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hmmmm.... if the GT2RS has the same diff as the GT3RS, then perhaps 'RS' now stands for "Regular Stuff"
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Originally Posted by GTgears
Right, because Cup Car LSDs never wear out and I never have them through my facility for rebuilding. I just did one from an '07 Cup yesterday...
I kind of assumed that - I missed adding the emoticon .

I've been watching the LSD threads closely and expect to be calling you at some point.


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