YOUR RESEARCHIs it possible to put a differential in a C4?
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I know this is another one of those crazy/ financially irresponsible ideas of mine, but I wanted to know if it�s possible to add a differential to a 996.2 Carrera 4. I found this quaife differential but wanted to know if anyone here has done it or knows what it would entail/how would the Porsche e differential react to this. https://www.vividracing.com/quaife-a...5-p-55270.html
I think what you're asking is if you can add a Limited Slip differential to an all wheel drive system. I don't know for sure, but I think by it's very nature "all wheel drive" is essentially a "limited slip" system for all 4 wheels. I've never seen a qualified and/or comprehensive answer to this question and have wondered about it myself for a while...
There was a lsd option for the Turbo and Turbo s. The lockup ratio was different than the c2 Lsd. So the answer is yes, you can. I don't know about the lsd you have linked to.
If you look at the fitment list on the add it specifically lists 911 C$ 1989-2005.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/techart..._and_Seals.htm
Thanks a ton! I saw that on the site but i was not sure if it was just them assuming or if it actually fit. I'll have to add this to wish list!
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