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Replace oem clutch

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What kind of clutch is recomended to replace the OEM clutch?
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Use any of the light weight flywheels

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Anyone out there use any of the light weight flywheels and
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What kind of clutch is recomended to replace the OEM clutch?
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New Clutch

Use any of the light weight flywheels

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Anyone out there use any of the light weight flywheels and
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How do you tell if you need a new clutch? What kind of clutch is recomended to replace the OEM clutch? Are some better then others? Thanks, Scott

POST 2Original post

I was looking at the same thing. Anyone out there use any of the light weight flywheels and diff clutch packages? I'm looking to go in that direction, my last Porsche I did the lighter flywheel and it made a big difference!!! Feedback would be great... (P.S Hi to all the old gang..have not been here in a while...)

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Hello, We have a brand new spring hub center clutch disc that goes with the lightweight flywheel assembly. The problem with the setup before is the clutch discs available were all rigid hub to go with the dual mass flywheel. which made for alot of noise at idle. This is the newest hot set up for 996's. The lightweight flywheel is a beautiful aluminum piece with a steel wear surface. It is a wonderful upgade to the 996. You can go to our new website and purchase the kit with a sport pressure plate for more bite, or a stock pressure plate. A good way to tell the condition of the clutch is to notice the release point of it. When a clutch is new, the release point is closer to the floor , meaning as you pull your foot up from the floor starting from a stop light, the car will start to move when the pedal is close to the floor. As the clutch wears the pedal will get higher in the travel. Eventually the clutch will start to slip under load, and this is when you must replace it. I hope this answers your question. www.mindovermotorsports.com Chris Shaffer

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What does this clutch do for me that the OEM does not? Regards, Scott

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