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Not sure if I want to replace the clutch slave cylinder and accumulator only to have it fail again.

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Not sure if I want to replace the clutch slave cylinder and accumulator only to have it fail again.

Just picked up a 996tt

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Very excited to join the community. I just purchased an '02 996tt with 50K miles. I'm loving the car so far. Everything checked out except a small leak in the clutch master cylinder (I read this is typical). I'm thinking about doing the GT2 conversion but was quoted $2K for parts and labor which seems a bit steep, even for the South Florida market, but from what I read it's worth it. Anyone with the conversion, feel free to chime in!! ***PICS BELOW***

POST 3Original post

I think he is talking about GT2 clutch slave conversion. Eazy996, Welcome and congrats!! Search in the 996 Turbo forum. YOu will find the information on this conversion.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The GT2 slave conversion. Not sure if I want to replace the clutch slave cylinder and accumulator only to have it fail again. http://www.evoms.com/EVOMS_GT2_Clutc...clugt2slck.htm

POST 5Original post

Eazy996: Welcome! Congrats on your purchase. FYI, there is a 996TT forum, but you'll find lots of turbo owners hang out here as well. This 996 NA forum is a very good group of guys, and with all of the shared parts between the 996TT and the various NA 996s (especially the C4S model), you'll be welcomed here. You will need to be able to take a joke and laugh at yourself a little bit though. Now, that being said, introductory posts without pics will earn you a bad rep. So, you'll want to post a whole bunch of pics of your car right away: front, back, side, interior, frunk, engine, etc. So don't be shy.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Kalyan! I did some research and I think I'm going to pull the trigger, I just don't know if the price is excessive.

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POST 9Original post

Very nice!! Here is a link for GT2 conversion. Run a search and you will more info. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...sion-kits.html Also, there are some really good forum members who are very knowledgeable on this and give you a lot more info.

POST 13Original post

Love it. I wish I could have gotten the TT on so many levels... maybe next time. Hopefully (for me) their value doesn't skyrocket in the next few years.

POST 14Original post

I would leave it stock for resale and originality purposes, but if your car is modded then I guess that wouldn't be a concern. My mechanic says once updated with newer 997 parts you get less failures. I have read conflicting reports from guys that went with the conversion. Some note that the clutch is much stiffer.

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It always costs more than we expect! Beautiful car.

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