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Question 915/23 clutch disk question

I am mounting a 915/23 tranny from a 912E to a 2.0 six. The 915/23 is essentially a 915 with an early 901 mainshaft. So I assume that I can get a clutch disk for a 901 and it will fit ok???

I didn't know for sure if there were any other differences in the spline that would create problems.

Can anybody clarify for me??????

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the fork and t/o bearing are peculiar to the 912E also, but may well work with the early pressure plate, as long as the spacing is close. the 901 disc is smaller diameter than a 915 disc, but you're using the original pressure plate, so it may bolt on without a hitch. never tried it, but sounds possible.

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