Mythbuster: continuing project thread of my 1303 '75

[Bruce.]

If I'm looking for Porsche part numbers I just go to the Porsche online PET rather than via a 3rd party.

http://www.porsche.com/uk/accessorie...artscatalogue/

I had an issue accessing the 996GT3 catalogue but the 996 catalogue list two possible options for the ring gear bolts (with LSD).

999 217 152 01 or 996 332 276 00 depending on which diff (can't quite read the full number in your photos).

The GT2 catalogue lists the 999 217 152 01 bolt for use with the 996 332 083 9B (40/65% GKN) diff. The bolts are M12 x 1.5 x 22,5

Hope that helps.

[Wally]

Originally Posted by Bruce.

If I'm looking for Porsche part numbers I just go to the Porsche online PET rather than via a 3rd party.

http://www.porsche.com/uk/accessorie...artscatalogue/

I had an issue accessing the 996GT3 catalogue but the 996 catalogue list two possible options for the ring gear bolts (with LSD).

999 217 152 01 or 999 332 276 00 depending on which diff (can't quite read the full number in your photos).

The GT2 catalogue lists the 999 217 152 01 bolt for use with the 996 332 083 9B (40/65% GKN) diff. The bolts are M12 x 1.5 x 22,5

Hope that helps.

Thanks Bruce, that helps surely, but I looked into the catalogue also and the 999 217 152 number seems to be the partnumber of the regular open diff (although a pic of a lsd was used, the general title of that section is 'Differential') as opposed to the 'Limited Slip Differential' section, where the 996 332 276 00 number seems to come from...
You wrote 999 332 276 00 but I am sure you meant 996 as first 3 digits for this one.

I could open de 996GT3 as well as the 996GT2 and both list the same pic and part numbers for that 9B diff..

I do indeed have that GKN diff however, so I am a little confused now which one I need... Could you check if your assesment is still correct, pls?