Gearbox identification

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minitravellerman
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Gearbox identification

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A friend of mine has a gear box which he believes was originally fitted to a 970 S. It has straight cut gears (apparantly B'Series gears?).

The following are identification numbers;

MOWOG SM
Q22G 333
12FA 3308

Anyone any idea what gearbox this is exactly, and how much do you reckon it would be worth?

Thanks
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mk1rally
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Re: Gearbox identification

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its a 3 sync , type b box. Fitted to the 970's and 1275's.

Price, depends on the condition (as anything really).

If the straight cuts are chuffed, theres at least £500 out of the window and then the price for rebuild (not much change out of £150 for parts alone). I picked up a 333 casting,bare for £100 but was lucky. Mint and rebuilt, I'd say £800 ish, but depends how much you need it. The later 4 sync boxes were stronger and parts are easier to get too.

Just my opinion.
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Thanks - food for thought certainly. Would the straight cut gears have been standard fit??
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nope, but they were available from special tuning. All 3 sync boxes had a straight cut first though.
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Re: Gearbox identification

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A few more numbers found;

Lay shaft part number 22G047
On main shaft one gear is stamped 22G439, another gear 22G409, crown wheel 64, pinion 17
3/7 diff gearing
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