Ordered the next round of mods for my car, bought a Quaife Limited Slip Differential and a FVD Light Weight Fly Wheel.

This will give me a much quicker car exiting the corners.

 

Are you installing them yourself?

 

If I had a lift and no job, I might give it a try. Unfortunatly I have one but not the other. This will be done by the shop that does most of the work on my car.

 

Where did you buy and cost?

 

I bought the LSD from a private party (new), and the LWFW from Rhonda at FVD. I contacted Rhonda about the O2 Sensor extensions, and got on to the topic of the LWFW and she made me a great deal that I couldn't say no to.

Both parts combined $1600 shipped, the install will be about $1000.

 

let us know how everything goes. Im interested in both of those mods for my car.

 

I think this mod is going to be awesome, I have researched these parts and they seem to be a perfect fit for my requirements.

Blaktout has these mods as well as every other mod that can be added to a 997C2S, he speaks highly of them.

 

I found Rhonda very helpful as well. I would like to hear how the 02 sensor extensions work..keep us informed man.

Dave

 

Are you getting errors with your cats too?

 

Ed

Quaife is a TBD. Have you look into Guard LSD assuming you want to optimize your car for track?

http://www.guardtransmission.com/velocity.htm

 

No just the AWE mufflers blowing up..

If they do go bad I would consider cutting those out and going with the 100cpi from FVD.

Dave

 

Yes I looked at that one as well Lawrence, and after discussions with a few people that know a lot about these came to the conclusion that the Quaife was a good LSD for both street and track usage. I then came across one for saw one at a price I couldn't say no to.

Ed

 

Dynamic balancing is crucial on any motor. The flywheel is a primary component of the rotating assemblies. Has to be balanced with other components at time of engine assembly.

http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...howtopic=23219

Raby knows what he is talking about, he is the real deal when it comes to engine development.

 

I think there was a similar post in the GT3 forum here, I asked my shop about this and they told me that they will make sure everything is working fine (they are not hacks, they do a lot of engine work and have done a number of LWFW in 996's and 997's).

I know that there are risks to any mod, and I think that I am going to be fine. If not then I guess I get to rebuild my engine.

 

Can't wait to hear how the car runs after the install Ed.