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I've never driven another 993, only my own. The accelerator pedal is very light and sensitive. Often when going over a bump (in low gears) which causes the car to bounce, it then causes my foot to engage the pedal upon each bounce, ending up in a jerky high-rev, low-rev, high-rev situation until I completely back off the pedal.
The car has upgraded, Bilstein PSS8 coilovers, and otherwise rides well. Has anyone experienced this? Is it something that shouldn't be happening with a properly set up car? I assume there is no way to stiffen up the pedal?
Last edited by surfrider; Sep 20, 2024 at 07:27 PM.
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