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> please help refresh my memory, clutch questions... thanks
brant
post Dec 29 2004, 01:12 PM
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Sorry, I just needed to run this by someone.
I'm looking at buying a used flywheel that was run on a 71.. 6bolt.. 911 motor

seller said he ran it with a 225mm clutch application.

Am I correct in remembering that a stock 914 clutch is actually 215mm?

Is the 225mm application the one where you invert the tranny to a pull clutch?

just want to make sure I don't buy something that won't fit...

thanks all
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post Dec 29 2004, 02:35 PM
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Bump...

ok so I've verified that a stock clutch is 215mm.

So someone chime in... is the 225mm set up the one that is used on the 71 911 with the other clutch?

sounds like I don't want this flywheel unless I intend to switch the pressure plate too.......

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post Dec 29 2004, 03:49 PM
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225 MM is a pull type clutch. To use it with a 901, you have to have the correct shift fork, throwout bearing, and clutch disk from a 70-71 911. You have to move the pivot point 14mm outboard, and use the reinforced pivot pin, not the stock one.

The upside is you get rid of the clutch pulley.
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post Dec 29 2004, 04:22 PM
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Clay,

thanks for your time.. I kinda thought this was the wrong one, but appreciate the verification.

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