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  1. 01-05-2020, 10:48 AM #1
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    1971 pedal assembly to 1965?

    Hi all, I hear from Jim B. that a 1971 pedal assembly will work in a 1965 911 but require some simple mods. Can anyone detail what those mods would be? Thanks!
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    if i remember correctly the lever for the gas cable needs some mods(shifted to the left) otherwise it will touch the center tunnel and gets stuck.
    brake light switch bracket(65 does not have this) is different but you can leave as is since it does not effect the function
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    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ight=Pedal+box
    Here is a good source for pedal box information & service
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    Not sure of compatibility but if you are interested i have 1966/68 pedals set.
    Earlier one is in need of restoration.
    Later one is done and ready to be used.
    Will go on proper forum soon enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenithblue71T View Post
    Hi all, I hear from Jim B. that a 1971 pedal assembly will work in a 1965 911 but require some simple mods. Can anyone detail what those mods would be? Thanks!
    Swap the master cylinder actuating rods and remove the brake light switch from the 71 assy.. EASYpeasy.

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