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cable or hydraulic clutch in turbo swap?
« on: December 01, 2003, 10:59:27 PM »
Hey i am doing a 2.3 turbo swap this winter.  As a first step I want to put the t-5 in first and get the kinks worked out before taking the motor on.  Can the hydraulic clutch be "adopted" into the pinto or is it better to adapt the cable clutch to this hydaulic bell housing?  Any ideas?  
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