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Stag Converting a Stag from auto to a 5 speed
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TR3driver
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It's quite a bit. In addition to the obvious (flywheel, flywheel housing, clutch, hydraulics, pedals, pedal housing, shift lever, wood around the shift lever, gearbox mount), there are some not-so-obvious things that are different, like the driveshaft, exhaust, rear cross member and speedo cable.
And finding a Stag gearbox isn't always so easy either. Some parts are common with the late TR6 box, but the input shaft, countershaft and thrust bearings are different.
And finding a Stag gearbox isn't always so easy either. Some parts are common with the late TR6 box, but the input shaft, countershaft and thrust bearings are different.
frankenstang57
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Best thing to do is find a donor. When I parted out a Staaaaaag a couple years ago, I sold OD trans as a package deal on eBay. I think I got $850 or so from it. Try going that route, maybe?