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Originally Posted by Bill P
Purchased this 944 from jhimsey a few months ago and for the most part
I'm very satisified (although I wish I would have kept the 911). It runs great and everything works but I have few items that needs to be addressed. 1. I get a 'clunk' when I let the cluth out normally. If I let it out slow, no clunk. Sound appears to
be coming from under the gear shift. I guess it could be either the clutch or differential (ya think?) It make the 'clunk' whether motor is running or not, in gear or neutral. Is there any way to isolate the source? 2. Exhaust sounds like shi* going through a tin horn. Any way to improve it to a more (shall I say) masculine sound? Thanks..
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This is an easy fix.
First you have to move the transmission closer to the engine. Actually you should put it right behind it that way the linkage won't 'thunk.'
For the exhaust you need to add 2 cylinders and put the engine in the back of the car to get the full resonance.
If you do that all your problems will clear up
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