Modified chassis leg allows cluster to be removed |
Cluster can be withdrawn easily, even at trackside |
Image shows cluster removed and cut chassis leg |
The cut chassis leg is neatly re-welded to seal and stengthen |
Here you can see the painted leg and that the gearbox has been removed |
This is the ulta light flywheel from SBD and the pot-type clutch cover |
The F13 showing the removable panel for dropping the clutch out |
The ZF diff with the standard crown wheel before the Quaife installed |
The straight cut Quaife crown wheel and speedo drive gear |
The F13 casing with a modified selector arm (ex-rubber bush) |
The Helix aluminium fly, with 4 paddle clutch and group N cover |
Shows the standard F13 5 speed cluster removed from casing |
This is all the bits you get in a Quaife F13 SCCR kit |
Standard F13 5th gear and selector forks |
Trial build of the Quaife straight cut gears on main shaft and input shaft |
Building up the Quaife cluster and the tools needed |
The cluster is built with the new straight cut Quaife gears |
Finally, grind the F13 casing to allow the 4.53 pinion to fit |
The gearbox is constructed from a Vauxhall F13 casing, with the removable
plate to allow the clutch cover and clutch plate to be removed whilst
the gearbox is still in place. In addition, it is possible to remove the
complete gear cluster for inspection / repair and also remove the diff
without removing the gearbox.
The cluster is built from Quaife straight cut close ratio gears and input
shaft and connected using the synchromesh from a standard F13 main shaft.
Details as below:
1st gear (2.54)
2nd gear (1.76)
3rd gear (1.42)
4th gear (1.19)
5th gear (1.04)
Final drive (4.533)
Helix Aluminium flywheel (3.6 kg)
Helix 200mm 4 paddle sprung plate
Helix 200mm Group N cover
ZF 40% plate type diff
Mobil 1 SHC 75W 90 oil