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Nova_Sean
09-01-10, 06:22 PM
Going down to devon on sunday (Weather Permitting) with a mate to pick up this http://www.pistonheads.com/SALES/1417154.htm

How do you change the box to a 5 speed, just a case of cutting a lug off?

Is it a roadside job, or would i need to get it ramped?

Annie
09-01-10, 06:24 PM
you will need to fit a 5 speed box, You can then cut the lug off to select 5th

Nobby
09-01-10, 06:27 PM
i fitted my xe 5 speed from the 1.0 4 speed one without any problems?

comptoncj
09-01-10, 06:29 PM
You can swap the clusters and diff over and then just cut the lug off the bottom of the gearstick inside the car. :)

Nova_Sean
09-01-10, 06:34 PM
**** it! I dont have to drive it 200 miles home. lol

Jack
09-01-10, 07:21 PM
Nowt wrong with 4 gears, 1.poo's never have enough puff to use 5th anyway lol

Ditch those bonnet raiser blocks though! Arrrrrrggggghhhh :mad:

brainsnova
09-01-10, 08:02 PM
5 speeds go faster in 4th lol

Plug
09-01-10, 08:31 PM
200mile?? from devon?

jimbob-mcgrew
10-01-10, 03:18 AM
£400 quid's alot for a car with no mot and not much tax

John
10-01-10, 08:21 AM
Going down to devon on sunday (Weather Permitting) with a mate to pick up this http://www.pistonheads.com/SALES/1417154.htm

How do you change the box to a 5 speed, just a case of cutting a lug off?

Is it a roadside job, or would i need to get it ramped?

Ahh the good old "vauxhall left 5 gears in the box, but only let you select 4" Myth! Fit a 5 speed box, then chop the lug off the selector!

Nobby, you don't need to chop the lug on mk2's.

Nobby
10-01-10, 04:55 PM
Ahh the good old "vauxhall left 5 gears in the box, but only let you select 4" Myth! Fit a 5 speed box, then chop the lug off the selector!

Nobby, you don't need to chop the lug on mk2's.

ohhhhh!! mk2 ftw! any pics of this as were about to put a 1.4 with a 5 speed in me bros ugly mk1

mowgli
10-01-10, 07:31 PM
simply get a 5 speed stick assembly from a scrappy. it is a lot less trouble

oh, and make sure there is a 5 speed shifter box on the top of the gearbox.