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clutch cable advice? 3.2 into 72 conversion

which year clutch cable should I be using? 72 pedal box and 86 915 trans...any other issues when installing the later engine into the 72? thanks!

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I'm using the clutch cable w/hook. 930-423-401-05. I have a 3.2 going into a 70T. You should have no problem connecting to the 72 pedal box.
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do you have to modify the ssi's to clear the clutch helper spring?
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do you have to modify the ssi's to clear the clutch helper spring?
Depends on what SSI's you have. The ones made for the 3.2 have an indentation so the helper spring will clear. Not sure if the early 911 SSI's are the same in that area.

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