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Latest is, that the Porsche Dealer in the next country has never done this before and have concerns, they have asked me to get information of the procedure and supervise. anyone can help, If need would pay for the info as would expect it would take some time to put together. would ant it specific to the 2007 RS. step by step procedure.
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Assuming you know what you do and how to - good luck.
Personnally I would never even think of doing this on my own:eek: .
On something else you could take opportunity of to replace or modify, I heard the flywheel is interesting to mod on the GT3 up to RS standard (single-mass). But this depends if you're a track freak or not.
Mine is the RS so already have the single mas flywheel, any advise on where to source parts?
Please advise if throw out bearing is one of the following?
Lever bearing
pilot bearing
Release Bearing,
As was unable to find throw out bearing. also for the clutch disc for the 2007 GT3RS is this the correct part?
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Sachs Clutch Disc
Retail Price: $556.96
Your Price: $373.94
Quantity:
Part Number: W0133-1799371
Notes: 240mm Diameter, 40mm Friction Surface Width
Availability: In Stock
Condition: New
Shipping Options:
Ground, Overnight, 2 Day
OEM
This Product Fits the Following: Catalog: Replacement 1
Vehicle Sub Model
• 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
got info from wiki throw out bearing is also release bearing, please confirm this guys.
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Assuming you know what you do and how to - good luck.
Personnally I would never even think of doing this on my own:eek: .
On something else you could take opportunity of to replace or modify, I heard the flywheel is interesting to mod on the GT3 up to RS standard (single-mass). But this depends if you're a track freak or not.
Mine is the RS so already have the single mas flywheel, any advise on where to source parts?
Please advise if throw out bearing is one of the following?
Lever bearing
pilot bearing
Release Bearing,
As was unable to find throw out bearing. also for the clutch disc for the 2007 GT3RS is this the correct part?
Click to Enlarge
Sachs Clutch Disc
Retail Price: $556.96
Your Price: $373.94
Quantity:
Part Number: W0133-1799371
Notes: 240mm Diameter, 40mm Friction Surface Width
Availability: In Stock
Condition: New
Shipping Options:
Ground, Overnight, 2 Day
OEM
This Product Fits the Following: Catalog: Replacement 1
Vehicle Sub Model
• 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
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Assuming you know what you do and how to - good luck.
Personnally I would never even think of doing this on my own:eek: .
On something else you could take opportunity of to replace or modify, I heard the flywheel is interesting to mod on the GT3 up to RS standard (single-mass). But this depends if you're a track freak or not.
Mine is the RS so already have the single mas flywheel, any advise on where to source parts?
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Hi back again on the scrounge of knowledge.
After changing the tires to pzero's i have now a slipping clutch its just starting to go, so needs changing, will i only need to change the clutch disc or will more be needed and is this something i can do myself? is it straight forward as in remove gear linkage drop transmission, change disc and replace items? Don't laugh just where I am have no faith in local dealer, they are slow and really don't think they will do it with the same affection as me.
Thanks
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suspect will end up going with Pirelli PZero Corsa System seam to handle wet better, and as there are no tracks hear would not see the loss of extra traction.
Thanks for the advise,
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Hi am new to the forum.
I need advice, have a GT3RS out in the tropics, love the car but with the erratic weather out here, I have on a few occasions been caught in a thunder storm, at which point the rear tires are rendered useless, was wondering if there was an alternative, keeping the same rims. Ideally a lesser dry tyre with good not great wet handling, as car will only be pushed in the dry.
Thanks
Clutch Disc
in 997 GT3, GT3 RS
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That track is in West Malaysia, and i am in East malaysia, in Borneo. so not possible to get there. have looked at shipping the car there for the works but shipping alone is about USD 10k. not in the budget.