YOUR RESEARCHHeavy Clutch
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does anyones 996 suffer from a heavy clutch? i have just had mine serviced, they said its not going to go (yet) but it is very heavy..... although maybe its because i have been driving round in a VW polo for 2 days [ ]
I know that on the new VW polos the clutch feels like there is nothing there and i would say that a couple of days in one then back in the 996 it would be heavy in comparison?
I drove a Carrera 996 4 cab for the first time recently and found the clutch to be incredibly heavy after driving a Boxster for about 18 months. The acceleration was, however, remarkable.
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