YOUR RESEARCH996TT clutch biting point?
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I've read that for the non-turbo 996 (non-servo assisted) a low biting point is indicative of a failing clutch. Is the same true of the Turbo? I ask because my biting point is pretty high - to the point that in a 'normal' car I would be worrying slightly. If high=good for the TT then I will stop worrying.
Yep,mines quite high.Turbo with gt2 clutch
Yes - the uprated clutch is the only kind still available I think? Thanks for the reply - perhaps it's ok then.
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