NineMeister LSD for a 944
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NineMeister LSD for a 944
Does anyone know where I can get parts for an old ninemeister lsd
A couple of years ago I bought a 944 transaxle for the short fifth and it had an LSD as a bonus. the thiing looked to be in good shape so I put it in the car and it worked fine ever since. It has been time to freshen up the unit for a while (lots of wheel spin for a 140 HP car) and I had the shop pull it. I was expecting to find a tired stock unit (the previous owner had no knowledge of the tansaxle as it found it in a firehawk 968 he was rebuilding) and instead we found an old ninemeister unit. the guys at ninemeister (in the UK) were rather amused and shocked to find a 944 unit in a car in texas. they were very nice but were not able to help as they no longer carry parts for the old clutch based units.
does anyone have a knowledge about these and especially where to find parts?
A couple of years ago I bought a 944 transaxle for the short fifth and it had an LSD as a bonus. the thiing looked to be in good shape so I put it in the car and it worked fine ever since. It has been time to freshen up the unit for a while (lots of wheel spin for a 140 HP car) and I had the shop pull it. I was expecting to find a tired stock unit (the previous owner had no knowledge of the tansaxle as it found it in a firehawk 968 he was rebuilding) and instead we found an old ninemeister unit. the guys at ninemeister (in the UK) were rather amused and shocked to find a 944 unit in a car in texas. they were very nice but were not able to help as they no longer carry parts for the old clutch based units.
does anyone have a knowledge about these and especially where to find parts?
#2
Does anyone know where I can get parts for an old ninemeister lsd
A couple of years ago I bought a 944 transaxle for the short fifth and it had an LSD as a bonus. the thiing looked to be in good shape so I put it in the car and it worked fine ever since. It has been time to freshen up the unit for a while (lots of wheel spin for a 140 HP car) and I had the shop pull it. I was expecting to find a tired stock unit (the previous owner had no knowledge of the tansaxle as it found it in a firehawk 968 he was rebuilding) and instead we found an old ninemeister unit. the guys at ninemeister (in the UK) were rather amused and shocked to find a 944 unit in a car in texas. they were very nice but were not able to help as they no longer carry parts for the old clutch based units.
does anyone have a knowledge about these and especially where to find parts?
A couple of years ago I bought a 944 transaxle for the short fifth and it had an LSD as a bonus. the thiing looked to be in good shape so I put it in the car and it worked fine ever since. It has been time to freshen up the unit for a while (lots of wheel spin for a 140 HP car) and I had the shop pull it. I was expecting to find a tired stock unit (the previous owner had no knowledge of the tansaxle as it found it in a firehawk 968 he was rebuilding) and instead we found an old ninemeister unit. the guys at ninemeister (in the UK) were rather amused and shocked to find a 944 unit in a car in texas. they were very nice but were not able to help as they no longer carry parts for the old clutch based units.
does anyone have a knowledge about these and especially where to find parts?
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I will get BJ at the shop take some pictures and get them posted and thanks for the offer of help.
Viking- I have been in texas for 2 years from Utah. I run in NASA and PCA- I have run the last two maverick races and the hallet pca races as well.
I will be sure to stop by and introduce myself at TWS (assuming the shop can get the sways and diff in the car- I have faith)
I think there is a more recent transplant from San Deigo.
Viking- I have been in texas for 2 years from Utah. I run in NASA and PCA- I have run the last two maverick races and the hallet pca races as well.
I will be sure to stop by and introduce myself at TWS (assuming the shop can get the sways and diff in the car- I have faith)
I think there is a more recent transplant from San Deigo.