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They will stick out of the transmission too far . Maybe Sportomatic flanges . Find the part number on it and look it up in the Porsche Pet , it's free or go to Auto Atlanta web site , you may find the part number there listed under 911 transmissions. Also measure the outside diameter , it appears to be smaller than the 914 flange on the right. Maybe contact the seller to return if possible .
Good Luck........ Jack |
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