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Old 04-29-2003, 06:38 AM
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My car is 2WD so I was very luck not to have any other drive shafts to deal with other than the front wheels. The original front shafts just slipped right in

I also went with the cable operated clutch. It made the installation much simpler and works great.

After I pulled the carpet back I saw a small flat section that looked like a spot that a clutch cable would go through (maybe Subaru did have plans for a 5 speed at one time). I didn't have a hole saw or punch, so I carefully drilled a bunch of small holes in a circle and knocked the piece out then used a small grinder on a drill to smooth it some. The hole will be right under the brake booster... It's the perfect spot, but a tight fit to get the cable through with the brake booster in place.
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