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Old 12-30-2015, 02:52 PM
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The real reason why I was looking at putting a new clutch in, is because my RMS show a small sign of leakage very small. So that why, I ask the question about a stage 1 clutch. I also plan on replacing the IMSB with a L&N IMSB and I'm looking for suggestion of other things, that I should be looking at to replace as well. I have owned my C2 about 9 months. I had my first oil change a few months ago and the mechanic said the my car looked new and it super clean undereath.
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Old 12-30-2015, 03:18 PM
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^^Good looking 996.
I sell the LN IMSB if you're purchasing it yourself and you get 10% off if you enter RENNLIST at checkout.

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A minor leak from the rear main seal is not a really good reason to dip the car apart. If the leak is manageable (small), why not leave it alone? 99% of used cars out there leak/seap oil one way or another.
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Originally Posted by Warehouse33.net
The Aasco weighs 14.35 lbs, which is about 15 lbs lighter then the stock flywheel.

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Neat, that would turn it into a way different car! Although, in my stop and go driving not sure that would would out all that well.

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Old 12-31-2015, 02:57 AM
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The gt3 single mass as one is almost as light but easier to live with in a street car.
Also better for the mountain road driving we do.
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Originally Posted by Chiamac
Neat, that would turn it into a way different car! Although, in my stop and go driving not sure that would would out all that well.
The stop and go is not that bad, you hear a little rattle at idle but it's not any harder to do stop & go. The revs drop fast and throws the idle off for a second or so too.

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Originally Posted by Warehouse33.net
The stop and go is not that bad, you hear a little rattle at idle but it's not any harder to do stop & go. The revs drop fast and throws the idle off for a second or so too.

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That's not too bad then. Any complaints about going slower or crawling vs the oem flywheel?



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