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Wadders

posted on 13/2/14 at 10:18 PM Reply With Quote
Getrag 265 gearbox

Does anyone have a Getrag 265 gearbox they are sick of tripping over ?

I'm after one from a Jag or a Senator/Monza, not the BMW version with dog leg first.

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TIA

Al

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mark chandler

posted on 13/2/14 at 10:50 PM Reply With Quote
Don't forget the propshaft as well.

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andyw7de

posted on 13/2/14 at 11:04 PM Reply With Quote
Ive got the later jag box (not the 265 box, cant remember its ref number) that has the fixed bell housing, if its of any use





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Wadders

posted on 13/2/14 at 11:13 PM Reply With Quote
Hi Mark
Have been researching locost boxes that will take the hp & torque of a V8 and have a removable bell housing.
The Getrag seems to fit the bill. All the other possible options iv'e come across fetch mega money.
Tremec T56, TKO 500/600 etc. Apart from the Getrag, the only other production car possibilities iv'e thought of are E39 Beemer M5
Or Supra.
Open to any other suggestions.

Al.


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Don't forget the propshaft as well.

What you making?

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Wadders

posted on 13/2/14 at 11:21 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers Andy, unfortunately I think I will need to make a bellhousing rather than an adapter plate as the engine bolt pattern is quite small.
It's hard to tell from pictures but most fixed bell housings look too big for my engine which originally had a rear mounted transaxle type gearbox.

Which model of jag did it come from, I'll have a google for some pics ?





i]Originally posted by andyw7de
Ive got the later jag box (not the 265 box, cant remember its ref number) that has the fixed bell housing, if its of any use

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mark chandler

posted on 13/2/14 at 11:31 PM Reply With Quote
I have a jag getrag 290 not for sale sorry as it's a spare, same as Andy's

It came from a 4.0litre XJS, it does not come with a removable bell housing, 3.6 jags did have removable bell housings however.

I suspect a jag box will be pretty expensive as not many manual cars produced.

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Volvorsport

posted on 13/2/14 at 11:51 PM Reply With Quote
Hmmmm do I have a getrag 265 ....





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andyw7de

posted on 14/2/14 at 09:17 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by mark chandler
I have a jag getrag 290 not for sale sorry as it's a spare, same as Andy's

It came from a 4.0litre XJS, it does not come with a removable bell housing, 3.6 jags did have removable bell housings however.

I suspect a jag box will be pretty expensive as not many manual cars produced.




"290".. that's the fella. quite right its from an XJ 4.0 I only bought the box for the manual adapter plate to get the 265 bolted to the XJR engine that's in my BMW.

They are quite rare as Mark says.

I know a guy that modifies various bell housings to fit them especially ford.

cheers

Andy





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Blackbird Rush

posted on 14/2/14 at 07:45 PM Reply With Quote
Hi

I have a getrag but not one spare, I too was looking for one to mate to my chevy, managed to find a recon one (as new) on eBay , they tend to go for around £600 + sometimes see them for less but in need of a good clean and maybe a rebuild.

When you get one, make sure you get the propshaft yoke and the gear lever assembley as these are pretty rare and pricey when you do find them.

My getrag is from an xjs , not sure of year but now it's fitted to a corvette bellhousing via an adapter plate made by ak sportscars.

Was originally looking at a TKO 500 but full kit is pushing £3k and I recon I can do the equivalent getrag full install for half that or less......





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snakebelly

posted on 14/2/14 at 10:37 PM Reply With Quote
We have a 265 going begging but it's the BMW version, darn looks like I'll be tripping over it for a while longer!
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Volvorsport

posted on 14/2/14 at 10:58 PM Reply With Quote
262 is dog leg first. 265 are conventional.

if you have dog leg 1st and a removable bellhousing it should be a 262 box. That's my understanding.

my 265 is conventional shift pattern from a 635 bmw





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