A potential problem with Super Sixing my 1973 Duster.

I went out to a junkyard today that I thought might have one, but they said they didn't, one of the old guys spent a half hour out in the yard looking but I wasn't allowed to go in "for insurance reasons". Yeah whatever lemme go look for myself, I know better!

Still in the market for one.

If the longer / shorter kickdown lever is an issue, maybe one reason that I never had a 904 problem (except for the time I stripped the splines out of the torque converter on a high rpm 1-2 upshift) is that I always modified my valve body accordsing to Mopar magazines of the time, drilling a few holes a little bigger in the separator plate, and I always cranked up the line pressure adjuster screw as well.

I know of 2 other junkyards that might have a Super Six setup, but it is a slim chance at either one.
The transmission lever is not what I'd call "critical" but the super six lever is indeed different. It will not make the difference between burning the transmission up or not. You will still be able to get it right with the standard lever. I've done it several times. This isn't rocker science. Get as many of the parts as you can. You can use a cable setup from Bouchillon if all else fails. This ain't hard to do.