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Discussion in 'Porsche' started by mrpcar, Mar 2, 2008.

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  1. mrpcar

    mrpcar Formula 3

    May 27, 2007
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    #1 mrpcar, Mar 2, 2008
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    Sorry, not on a Ferrari. But definitely not easier. Me and my buddy did an engine drop clutch change on a Porsche 993. Took us 13 hours from start to finish. During the process we also did a plug change, much easier when the motor is out, new clutch slave cylinder, new lightweight flywheel, new RMS and RS clutch kit.

    We are looking forward to do a clutch on a Ferrari, but my clutch is still fine so probably would be awhile. Unless someone is got a clutch they need to change? LOL!
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  2. PAP 348

    PAP 348 Ten Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 PAP 348, Mar 2, 2008


    Why not just do some smoke runs and fry your 360 clutch! :D:D

    That will at least give you something to do. ;);)
     
  3. racerdj

    racerdj F1 Veteran
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    #3 racerdj, Mar 2, 2008
    Looks like a complicated and intense job! Great pictures.
     
  4. DMOORE

    DMOORE Formula 3

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    #4 DMOORE, Mar 2, 2008
    Nice job. I'm right behind ya, I have to pull the Shortstar motor in my off road car to replace the main seal. I'll check the rod and main bearings while the motor is out. Hopefully start this week.




    Darrell.
     
  5. pastmaster

    pastmaster Formula Junior

    Feb 5, 2006
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    #5 pastmaster, Mar 2, 2008
    Nice Job! Man there ain't nothing easy on that car is there? Even out of the car, the engine/trans pkg., looks quite compact. Hope the hands and knuckles, will heal soon. :) Why did you change the clutch?

    Well done men, carry-on!!!

    Ciao...Paolo
     

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