Clutching at straws....

Clutching at straws....

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duncancallum

Original Poster:

900 posts

191 months

Friday 18th April
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My 987.2s needs a clutch....

Not an issue will bang one in it but!

My quandry is lightened flywheel or not.....

Cant decied

Slippydiff

15,379 posts

236 months

Friday 18th April
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Do it, it’s a gamechanger. The 987.2 DFi engine is far more tolerant of single mass flywheels compared with the M96 & 97 engines.

supersport

4,419 posts

240 months

Friday 18th April
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I’m getting old. I was thinking about Marillion, although it was the weakest album.

getmecoat

paua

6,908 posts

156 months

Saturday 19th April
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This you-tuber may convince you - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4peLanjAvk

interstellar

4,220 posts

159 months

Saturday 19th April
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supersport said:
I’m getting old. I was thinking about Marillion, although it was the weakest album.

getmecoat
You weren’t the only one…

duncancallum

Original Poster:

900 posts

191 months

Saturday 19th April
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I know the title was a bit fishy....

churchie2856

468 posts

203 months

Saturday 19th April
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My 996 C2 had a single mass flywheel when I bought it from RPM Technik. Very quick to rev, but flywheel chatter at idle did sound rough (people used to ask if my car was sick) and it was quite easy to stall on occassions. For a track or weekend toy I'd might have kept, but as mine was nearly a daily I decied to revert to a dual-mass one.

paua

6,908 posts

156 months

Saturday 19th April
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I had a 993 with a single-mass light flywheel, was fabulous. If stalling is an issue, change your driving style/ technique - not difficult. You'll be rewarded.

Bracken

88 posts

251 months

Saturday 19th April
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I’ve just watched the video in the YouTube link.

Balls to it, just do it.

maura

422 posts

36 months

Saturday 19th April
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supersport said:
I’m getting old. I was thinking about Marillion, although it was the weakest album.

getmecoat
Great. Going to put Script for a Jesters Tear on now for a F12 blast.. what an album and good old days of amazing album cover designs. Met Fish backstage at Reading Festival, I’m Scottish but couldn’t understand a word he said. Signed my shirt with a Fish never cleaned it for 3 years, then grew up and became a dipstick wipe off cloth.. agree clutching the weakest album.. and Play..

duncancallum

Original Poster:

900 posts

191 months

Saturday 19th April
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Ill be incomunicado whilst i fit this

interstellar

4,220 posts

159 months

Saturday 19th April
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Just make sure the jobs completed before the “seasons end”.

duncancallum

Original Poster:

900 posts

191 months

Saturday 19th April
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Its on order so wont be "easter"

Nuttcase

537 posts

133 months

Saturday 19th April
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Was it cheaper to order it on The Web ?

duncancallum

Original Poster:

900 posts

191 months

Saturday 19th April
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I got it from a market square hero...

maz8062

3,007 posts

228 months

maura

422 posts

36 months

Sunday 20th April
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duncancallum said:
I got it from a market square hero...
Lol.

Slippydiff

15,379 posts

236 months

Sunday 20th April
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maz8062 said:
readit

paua said:
This you-tuber may convince you - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4peLanjAvk

duncancallum

Original Poster:

900 posts

191 months

Monday 28th April
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Well started job sunday afternoon whilst i had an hour. Accidently bought a topgear exhaust too





Edited by duncancallum on Monday 28th April 22:05

Nuttcase

537 posts

133 months

Monday 28th April
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Problems, Problems...

Seriously though fair play for taking on a job like that (or maybe it's your occupation). Well beyond my capabilities. TG exhaust should sound epic on a 987