boxsterfan
Nov 26 2003, 07:30 PM
From the PCA site:
PCA 914-4 DataHow many of the 1970 5-speed w/LSD were produced? Where is the number imprinted on the transmission?
Bleyseng
Nov 26 2003, 07:51 PM
Very few I have heard and only as a ordered option. Damn cars were expensive enough just stock and didn't sell well either..sixes I mean.
Geoff
Red-Beard
Nov 26 2003, 08:00 PM
I think it was an option. There is no tranny model which is "stock" with an LSD.
Bruce Allert
Nov 26 2003, 08:10 PM
I steered a Destroyer with (I mean on) lsd... is that the same topic
come to think of it, it's differential slipped or it felt like it
Brad Roberts
Nov 26 2003, 08:16 PM
You would be surprised. Lots of northern cars where optioned with the LSD (both sixes and 4's)
It was very rare that I ran across a factory LSD while I lived in Texas.
But moving here.. I have seen 8-10 in the last 3 years.
B
boxsterfan
Nov 27 2003, 09:07 AM
So where is the "stamp" on the transmission? I want to see if mine has one (1970 1.7L).
davep
Nov 27 2003, 09:52 AM
On the bottom rib of the tranny that runs longitudinally, near the diff. The number is either HA for standard diff or HB for LS diff. This is not to say that the tranny is still original tho.
DaveP
Bleyseng
Nov 27 2003, 10:23 AM
Cool, now I can run around looking at all the junkyard trannies checking the numbers...
Geoff
davep
Nov 27 2003, 10:52 AM
Good, you owe me the second one you find.
DaveP
914werke
Nov 27 2003, 10:56 AM
So what was the LSD Mechinism? Clutch & spring type? Other? Has anyone had an experiance with the Quaif (qeef

) LSD's specifically on the street?
davep
Nov 27 2003, 11:00 AM
Yes it was a disc type originally. At one time I bought a 904 LSD, but doing the conversion was beyond me at the time. Stoddard's used to have fantastic deals back in the 70's.
DaveP
Bleyseng
Nov 27 2003, 11:02 AM
You can find the 901 LSD around that will drop in to your 914 tranny. I have seen them in the $800 range but you will need to rebuild it and then set the backlash and all that other tranny voodoo stuff.
Geoff
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