I would agree with you if it had still been the case after replacing the flywheel and clutch

. It runs again like a new car

.
There are things that simply shouldn't exist: how can broken clutch springs, which are supposed to 'brutally defend' the low-speed (LL) RPM (starting on a hill without giving it gas, etc.) in the VP engine, actually force it to drop so drastically...?
The idle speed control was also working hard. But when there was a difference of 5mg/h from cylinder to cylinder, it became difficult

. Occasionally, the electronics managed to compensate for it for a short time.

But this was rather rare.