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clunk when hit has quick

wowgogs

By wowgogs
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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I have a clunk when I hit the gas fast. it feels not good. mechanic says its not rear mounts could be front tranny mount.

do you guys agree should I have him do it

also now that I did a full tune up my BAR only hits .9 it was doing 1.1

I have a softtronic chip in it as well

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wowgogs

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Swaybar mounts?

or even CV joints...

so it probably isnt the tranny front mount??

I just dont want to change more than I need to....

just spent a wack fixing things

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I t could very well be the mount, or a handful of other things. Take it in to another mechanic and get a second opinion. There shouldn't be any guessing if the mount has failed or not, the rubber separates away from metal housing so just a quick look at things should narrow down any guessing.

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