sharonandmatt
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hey looking for a manual pedal box as swapping out the auto box for a 5speed, also any of the other useful bits if anyone has anything
WANTED: manual pedal box
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sharonandmatt
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nottingham or kent for my parents depending on where you are
Kman1600
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Hi,
I’ve just done this conversion and wish I’d found the attached file before I started as it was more difficult and time consuming that I had planned for. My advice would be as follows:
1. Take lots of pictures and measurements of the manual pedal box in place before you start, as the attached file indicates you will have holes to drill, brackets to modify etc…. If possible cut the welded on brackets off the donnor car as well, even if you remake them for your car these will be useful patterns.
2. Take the suggestion that this can only be done with the engine out seriously, I did manage to do it with the engine in place but if I’d known the headache this was going to cause when I started I’d have removed it right at the start, it will save time!!!
3. Make sure you get all the nuts bolts, washers, hose’s, fluid reservoir, clips etc… from the donor car, even if you plan not to reuse these they’ll make useful forms of reference.
Hope that’s of some help,
Tim
http://www.p6roc.co.uk/download.asp?fil ... +3%2D6.pdf
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viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6343
I’ve just done this conversion and wish I’d found the attached file before I started as it was more difficult and time consuming that I had planned for. My advice would be as follows:
1. Take lots of pictures and measurements of the manual pedal box in place before you start, as the attached file indicates you will have holes to drill, brackets to modify etc…. If possible cut the welded on brackets off the donnor car as well, even if you remake them for your car these will be useful patterns.
2. Take the suggestion that this can only be done with the engine out seriously, I did manage to do it with the engine in place but if I’d known the headache this was going to cause when I started I’d have removed it right at the start, it will save time!!!
3. Make sure you get all the nuts bolts, washers, hose’s, fluid reservoir, clips etc… from the donor car, even if you plan not to reuse these they’ll make useful forms of reference.
Hope that’s of some help,
Tim
http://www.p6roc.co.uk/download.asp?fil ... +3%2D6.pdf
and topic:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6343
sharonandmatt
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Thanks Kman I'm sure that will be very useful.
sharonandmatt
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tried sending you a PM marcus but it doesnt seem to be leaving our out box??????? anyway i would be glad to come up and collect and remove the parts as long as you dont mind waiting until after christmas, thanks very much for your offer and i will look forward to meeting you in the new year
sharonandmatt
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brillliant thanks very much look forward to coming and getting some bits from you!
bob_drinks_beer
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bit of an old thread, but thought id give it a go...
im also looking for a manual pedal box if anyone can help.
cheers in advance
im also looking for a manual pedal box if anyone can help.
cheers in advance
webmaster
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Incase you need that pdf document, the link has changed....
http://www.p6index.co.uk/download.asp?filename=1995+12+3-6.pdf
http://www.p6index.co.uk/download.asp?filename=1995+12+3-6.pdf
ewokracing
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If a bit further down the track I want to put in a Supra 5 spd gearbox, would using a manual pedal box be a good idea as a source for the clutch pedal and other assorted bits and pieces? (Mine's a BW65 equipped car).
bob_drinks_beer
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cool, how much do you want for it?marcus said:
bob_drinks_beer
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cool.
if you like i can pop up and grab it this weekend?
if you like i can pop up and grab it this weekend?