YOUR RESEARCHClucth problems
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I just got back from a 2 days Porsche Event, and unfortunatelly, the clucth is starting to slip more and more. When pressing hard on gas the car seens that I have feet on the clucth making certain noise. It is amazing because the car has only 32.000 Kms, and should not behave like that. I was wondering If you know any good upgrade apart from specs? Heard about ancona, but do not really know if it works. Best Wishes WOT
If you put the car in high gear and let the clutch out...does it immediately lurch and stall? If so, it may not be the clutch, but something else making the noise.
Well Not really The car seens that it is sliping the cluctch like I am using it. And that happens for 1-2 seconds, than the car runs normally again. I saw at european car that there is a 3.8 RS clucth that is really good and streatable. Have you heard of it? thanks WOT
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