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Old 09-24-2009, 04:56 PM   #22 (permalink)
B1nks
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Originally Posted by 1slow370 View Post
if it's really weird take it in could be manufacturer defect. Not saying you should live with everything, just that ignoring a 6-10whp gain because it's slightly louder is gayer than the '80s.

It's not slightly louder..it's very noticable(or used to be in the 350). When you're putting down 400-450whp and you want another 6-10 whp then I can think of much better ways to achieve it than a light weight flywheel that every time you come to a light and your car is in neutral there is that sound of marbles in a blender. It's just my 2cents.

Also that clutch thing the OP is talking about, I'm not sure which sound you're talking about because there is the normal not very loud every day sound the clutch makes and then there is the one I noticed the 370 makes when, like you said, in first gear and the rpm's are winding down if you press the clutch it makes a very loud chatter. I thought it broke when I first heard it do this. I try to clutch in before the rpm start to drop when in first gear to avoid this. Try that and see if it helps and if not ask the stealership.
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