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Strange clutch plate in my 71' 911T - need help with identification

Hi,

I'm looking to replace the clutch plate in my 71' 911T that has a 911/01 transmission.

But look what I found when I disassembled the clutch:





Does anybody know what kind of clutch plate this is?

It does have the original pressure plate: 3032015199

As I could find, the clutch plate that would fit is a: Sachs 1878 005 614 but this looks very different.

Any help is highly appreciated.

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That's the original rubber centered clutch disk. Amazing to see one nowdays. Most will replace it with a spring centered disk.
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That is REALLY nice to know Gordon!

Can it be substituted with the 1878 005 614, without any problems?

I will definitely keep the rubber centered as a memory.
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Looks like there's plenty of meat left on it but I bet the rubber's shot. eBay it for $300!
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Just be sure to use the words 'vintage' , 'rare', and 'hard to find' in your listing!
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That is REALLY nice to know Gordon!

Can it be substituted with the 1878 005 614, without any problems?

I will definitely keep the rubber centered as a memory.
Yes, I believe that 1878 005 614 is the correct replacement.

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