Five speed conversion
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The slave cylinder, clutch fork and all of the Jaguar parts fit just fine. The quality is impressive.
I use a gear reduction starter which is smaller but I think there will be no problems with an OEM Lucas starter.
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Hi yorkag,
Welcome to the community.
I have purchased a Driving Man 5 speed for my 68 FHC but have not installed it yet. When I purchased mine almost two years ago, it was pretty much the only one available, and I was at a point in the restoration that engine installation was eminent. Engine still not in the car. I do want to add that I purchased the Driving man 5 speed at the suggestion of a friend that had two cars with the 5 speed installed. One in his hot rod E-type street and every day driver, and the other in his racing E-type. He drove and raced both cars regularly without issues.
Bill.
Welcome to the community.
I have purchased a Driving Man 5 speed for my 68 FHC but have not installed it yet. When I purchased mine almost two years ago, it was pretty much the only one available, and I was at a point in the restoration that engine installation was eminent. Engine still not in the car. I do want to add that I purchased the Driving man 5 speed at the suggestion of a friend that had two cars with the 5 speed installed. One in his hot rod E-type street and every day driver, and the other in his racing E-type. He drove and raced both cars regularly without issues.
Bill.
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