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  1. 06-09-2021, 05:42 AM #1
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    LSD80% VS LSD40% M220 "Factory"

    I have not found information in relation to the Limited slip differential 220 80% in the 911 of 72. I have several questions
    1. In the '72 911S (oil side cover) was it an extra that was included in the original? I thought this until now but when I see the purpose sport I see that it is marked as an X. Indicating that it can be added. Until now I have thought that the limited differential slip on the 911s came from the factory ...
    2. Is there a document or vehicle record where the change from 40% to 80% in LSD can be noted? How was this change noted and when was it requested? When you asked for the extras, did you tell them that 220 did you want it at 80%? In that case, how was the distinction made?
    sorry for the capital letters! If an admin reads this and I can "normalize" the letter of the title I will be grateful

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