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    1967 911s lsd

    Hi
    Can anybody tell me if a LSD was standard on a1967 911S?
    And if spare parts are available?

    Thanks

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    Member #226 R Gruppe Life Member #147
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    No and no.

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    I agree. In 1967 the LSD was the 904 version and generally used Nadella drive shafts. A rather rare option.
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    I believe it to be a rare option (not on the factory Kardex) I still plan to run Nadella drive shafts
    Has anybody got any ideas of what options I have knowing the Diff is well worn !

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    Member #226 R Gruppe Life Member #147
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    Not sure what you want. Pictures please.

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    Does Paul Guard still sell friction plates for a 904 LSD? At one point he had a batch made up.

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