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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

...that could handle a limited slip differential swap in a non-LSD 996 coupe transmission? I want to make this the beginning of my modding sickness. Chad

POST 2Original post

There is a shop in Kansas, the' porsche phd'. Check him out

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Are you referring to Imagine Auto? Stephen Kaspar? If so, I'll give him a shout. Thanks. Chad

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just got off the phone with them - nay. C.

POST 5Original post

There are a couple of big time sprint car shops in St Charles, I know one of them use to race cup 996s' a couple of years ago. The name escapes me right now. The big engine shop there use to be Kirn Racing Engines, they may know the Porsche guys shop. I'll search the memory banks of my misguided youth later and get back at you.

POST 6Original post

Try Kelly Moss Motorsports in Madison Wisconsin. [phone removed]. Check out their website: kellymoss.com; or email: [email removed]

POST 7Original post

Give John Clark a call. Clark Motorsports, Kansas City, [phone removed]. He is a racer and services a large percentage of the PCA guys in KC. If he can't do it, he may be able to direct you to someone who can.

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