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What did you do with your 996 today?
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richardjjs1
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paulossie
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Probably a jerky clutch and an erratic tick over,hee hee, na when I boot it from a standing start the clutch can slip now so it will eradicate this and the revs with pick up quicker and it will drastically reduce its moment of enertia for when I take it on the track, but you have to remember if the revs build up quicker they also drop quicker, it makes the car completely different to drive, some people if not use to this do not get on with a lightened flywheel.
paulossie
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Cheers I love it some won't oh well, the next thing is engine out to fit clutch, flywheel, surfire coilp acks,Iridium plugs,air oil separator,oil presure switch,seals, manifolds, bolts and anything else that needs doing.GeoffB said:Paul
cars looking good,can't be much you've not changed or rebuilt by now
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