POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hello all, just wondering if someone can confirm that option code 220 is the optional LSD? Thanks Lee
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YOUR RESEARCHOption code for 996 LSD?
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POST 2Original post
Appears to be 2 options on the 996, 40% and automatic...
POST 3Original post
M220 is the mechanical LSD and is what you are looking for if you want a GT3alike drive. (40% lock-up). The M224 is really actually part of the PSM system. That translation leaves a lot to be desired, as what it should say is "Automatic Brake Differential" or ABD. As part of the traction control systems on the PSM the ABD will brake the "breakaway" wheel to transfer drive to the other side of the axle and prevent spin. NOTE: this will only show on the options sticker if it was actually an option (ie 993, Boxster, early 996 C2 etc). Once a standard fit for that model in its region, it will only appear on the full build sheet via a chassis number search.
POST 4Original post
GT4 - 911UK's very own 'one-man-Wikipedia' on all things 996... :thumb:
POST 5Original post
Does anyone have a link to the options list for a 996?
POST 6Original post
£754 option in 2003. Not sure of prices in other years.
POST 7Original post
Check out 911UK FAQs section: http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=30179 Or check out the interactive one: http://www.kindel.com/porsche/options.asp
POST 8Original post
Thanks very much GT4
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