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Hey all, i've had a full monty in my daily 34 GTR for the past 6 months and i am pleased enough with how it drives, and certainly the bite it has. It is really easy to drive normally in a straight line, but am still struggling with parking. It hates being ridden to get into parking spots, rattling, squealing, bunny hopping, etc. It is most noticable when reversing. Reverse is litterally impossible at times.

Is anyone else finding theirs this difficult to use in reverse??

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Hey all, i've had a full monty in my daily 34 GTR for the past 6 months and i am pleased enough with how it drives, and certainly the bite it has. It is really easy to drive normally in a straight line, but am still struggling with parking. It hates being ridden to get into parking spots, rattling, squealing, bunny hopping, etc. It is most noticable when reversing. Reverse is litterally impossible at times.

Is anyone else finding theirs this difficult to use in reverse??

no mine is all good

not sure a ceramic clutch was designed to be ridden and or slipped when reversing or any driving for that matter.. mate its a performance clutch designed for motorsport applications, should have put a heavy duty organic in your daily. In saying that ive fitted dozens and never had a noisy one.

Hey all, i've had a full monty in my daily 34 GTR for the past 6 months and i am pleased enough with how it drives, and certainly the bite it has. It is really easy to drive normally in a straight line, but am still struggling with parking. It hates being ridden to get into parking spots, rattling, squealing, bunny hopping, etc. It is most noticable when reversing. Reverse is litterally impossible at times.

Is anyone else finding theirs this difficult to use in reverse??

It has carbon buttons, not ceramic. For a car with 330awkw i would have been criticised for using organic - can't win there...

I do have a 34 GTR with the factory dual mass flywheel removed, so some of the noise would be from that. It just seems that it gets to a point where it does not want to move any further...

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