YOUR RESEARCHSmall Stutter in 3rd Gear
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Just noticed this the other day but when I’m driving and shift into 3rd gear I get a slight stutter around 2800rpms. It’s very faint but I can notice it. Then each gear after it’s normal. I have a 6 speed Cayman S (2007). Any ideas what it could be?
I wouldn't call mine a stutter, but I have a noticeable flat spot in the torque curve around that RPM. Most noticeable if you are accelerating about medium aggressive. However I'm a 2.7 so I don't know if the bigger motor has a similar curve.
The M97 engines all have that flat spot, it's just before the VarioCam kicks in. I wouldn't call it a stutter, though.
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