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New 914 Driver - Clutch Feel |
jclanin |
Nov 7 2019, 04:05 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 7-November 19 From: Atlanta Member No.: 23,626 Region Association: South East States |
Hi all,
I'm currently in the market for a 914. I've driven a few '75 2.0 cars (although it's been quite a while) and a '74 1.8 just today. The '74 is a very well sorted car with a recent engine rebuild and a new clutch (reputable shop). Engine sounds great and pulls strong (for a 914 1.8:). My question is about the clutch feel. The clutch is very light compared to my '87 911 3.2 which is not surprising. But starting off in 1st is a bit odd. It just seems like there's not much 'bite' to the clutch engagement point thus I feel like have have to keep the gas pedal down a good bit to confidently 'launch' the car. All other shifts seem fine. It's just starting off in 1st. I realize there could be MANY factors to this 'feel' - but I'm really just here to find out if that 1st gear / clutch engagement is normal in these cars. I just don't have enough experience to tell. I'll post many more details about the car if I go further with the sale. thanks! Jim Clanin |
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