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convert 122 pedal to cable clutch? 120-130

posted by  drummerwho on  Fri Oct 21 19:03 CST 2011
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So I've searched, but couldn't find a good answer as they were all mostly dealing with the difficulties of switching the tranny side to cable clutch.

I have a M410 tranny that I took out of a 72 145 (not original tranny obviously) I was planning on putting it in my 67 122, but we didn't realize until we got it out that it would be impossible to swap the bellhousing like we planned. My mechanic wants me to try to sell the tranny and buy an M41, but I'm wondering how hard it would be to just replace the pedal and switch to cable and if it would be worth it.

I'd rather not have to deal with finding another tranny if I don't have to as the M410 is in very good shape and I'd like to just use it. I've seen some generic clutch pedals for sale online (not volvo) and am wondering if it would be easy to make it work.

Thoughts?






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