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Old 12-24-2009 | 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Q8_TwinTurbo
The Chattering /Mechanical noises you hear is mainly due to the use of the twin plate Porsche Ceramic Composite Clutch (PCCC). This clutch was made for the Carrera GT as to be able to bring the engine, and transmission lower in the car so to get a very low center of gravity. Sometimes we just cannot get the best of both worlds i guess. Needless to say, the clutch plate diameter is surprisingly very small at 169mm (6.65") in diameter. I personally take my hat of for Porsche for introducing such technology in 2004. The clutch should not be slipped while pressing the throttle much, since this is the main reason some CGT owners are burning their clutches very frequently. I have a friend who had 3 clutches installed in less than 3000 miles of driving his car. That was very bad, especially when you consider the hefty price of the clutch + labour.
It's actually the flywheel 'chatter' that you hear at idle not the clutch.

If you use the clutch properly it's very durable, my car is on it's original at 19.7k miles with just under a third wear.
 
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