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Brad Roberts

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  1. Hell, Now I'm confused as well. I probably have more miles on my car than anyone here and I've never had a rattle at all. Completely regardless of what I do with the clutch pedal.

    Do you have the Aasco flywheel? Or the Fidanza? (sp?) there are 2-3 different flywheels. I can only speak about the Aasco and the 20-30 I have installed and the 20-30 cars I work on that already had them installed.

    I will admit different gear lubes will increase or decrease the noise. Mobil1 = rattle with light flywheel.

    As far as vibration: the Aasco flywheels are *pretty* well balanced out of the box, but not perfect~! The stock flywheel.. is WAY off, but the rubber dual mass dampens the effect.

    B

  2. Practice :) If you want it done right, remove the AOS and replace that oil pipe. The engine pulls a vacuum on itself. If that pipe leaks, it is essentially a vac leak and becomes unmetered air entering the intake. It is not a lot.. but it will also stress your new AOS if it is leaking.

    You are good at it now. Just get some of those brackets out of the way!! make it as easy on yourself as possible!!

    Something else I do: CLEAN that area before you start on it. I believe you have "Simple Green" over there :)

    B

  3. Tranny noise :)

    I have been running the light flywheels since the day Aasco released them (8+ years ago??) and NONE of them have caused any bearing issues. Ever.

    The Tilton multi disc clutch we run makes the same noise on the same tranny's.

    This is a 6speed 996 tranny. The synchro's are multi part and RATTLE when not dampened. Porsche goes to great length to make sure the cars are "dumbed" down. If I handed you a gear with synchro (covered in gearlube) you could shake it and hear the same "rattle" he is hearing from his car at idle. The gear lube we run today is nothing like what we ran in the 901's/915's/930 boxes. It is much thinner and synthetic. All this factors into the rattle he is hearing :)

    Every arrow in this picture points to a synchro. Every synchro is a rattle.

    B

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  4. Getting rid of the car?? :o NO WAY!! From across the pond I can walk you through 99% of anything you will ever need to do to the car. Some of it may require some special tools :) but track me down if you run across anything else!!

    I have spent a lot of time out near the Elstree studio's in Herfordshire over the years :) I love the UK :)

    b

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