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Old 09-02-2013, 09:45 PM   #4
Kroggers
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Originally Posted by The Radium King View Post
I've read that the oem side plates can flex. perhaps the flex worked the lsd and popped it apart. California motorsports makes a billet plate that is supposed to reduce this flex.
Would not the bearing prevent the movement to be so extreme as to brake the LSD like this?

I am wondering if it could have been a bad LSD from the start?

I have one of the California Motorsports billet side plates on the 915 transmission in my 911SC - maybe I need to get one for the Boxster as well then...
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