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Yup....probably a bum tank of gas.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A friend has a GT3. The car has been stashed away during our swedish winter. Took it out for the first time today. Ran it for 1 hour. Everything works except a dip/hesitation during full throttle acceleration, around 4k revs. If throttle is increased more "gently", the engine will pick up revs as it should. What could it be? Spark plus gone bad? Some "goo" clogging the injection? Something else??

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vario-cam is around 3100 RPM. i'd say bad plug(s). either try a bottle of techron(or your equivalent over there) or swap the plugs. bottle of techron would be easier/quicker/cheaper though

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Fresh gas and some "gentle" and prolonged throttle pressure made it all much better. Now we know as well that 911 can heal themselves through hard driving....

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