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boxster · 10-18-2012, 04:06 AM

Hi, I just found out that you could swap the factory differential on the 986 with one made by quaife. this is supposed to work with some sort of gears instead of paddles and it's meant to give you more traction.
My mechanic told me that since I dont use mine on the track, it will be useless on the road and might even be a burden to live with. The Quaife website says that it is suitable for road use.
Any suggestions about apgraded diffs?

10-18-2012, 04:06 AM	#1
boxster Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: malta Posts: 210	quaife differential Hi, I just found out that you could swap the factory differential on the 986 with one made by quaife. this is supposed to work with some sort of gears instead of paddles and it's meant to give you more traction. My mechanic told me that since I dont use mine on the track, it will be useless on the road and might even be a burden to live with. The Quaife website says that it is suitable for road use. Any suggestions about apgraded diffs?