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Old 02-08-2016, 11:06 AM   #21
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Hi,

i'm pretty shure the problem is not the engine mount or the mounting height. As far as i know the flywheels are balanced different, because internal masses are different and the 3.6 blocks of 996 engines differ from 3.2 986 blocks.

Another can cause of vibration/drone at this rpm range can be caused by the exhaust. But from what you've said i would say it's a balancing problem.

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Markus

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