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I think I've seen one once. Anyone know where??

i had one, and sent it on to cooper12g295

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if does not have it , i can make a new one,if needed just let me know

I have one too. Can also make a copy if need be.

I've put mine somewhere safe after I used it

Please, could someone of you email it to me?

I am taking a template if mine today. As another member also wants one for his race car.

Not sure how well it will email over and stay to scale but I can put measurements all over it for you to check when you print it out.

Or I can send it in the post.

That's if someone has not emailed you already.

My 66 1275 S was reshelled at some time prior to my ownership and the hole was cut in the floor with a gas axe!

Details of the correct shape and position of the hole would be most welcome, thanks in advance.

Pete

To do the job properly is not just cutting a hole. You also need to cut two square slots in the crossmember flange for the remote bolts to sit down into - if there are two holes drilled straight down through the crossmember flange and the floor, it's a converted 850 shell. You can do these cut outs with a super sharp wood chisel. Also, the gearlever hole seemed to have two slight 'steps' on the middle of the front and rear edges where the hole was stamped out at the factory. It can be easily replicated with a flat file.

Vegard and 36inter you have pms.

Cheers Dean, brilliant.

Fantastic thanks. Maybe this could be put on the Mk1 site as a .pdf file?

Dean, could you send me one too please?

im thinking of converting a mk1 850 to remote change .as i have a good spare 4 synchro ado 16 box kicking around
measurements would be good for me too ,but also can people post pics of original remote floorpans on close up???

Not all remote cutouts had the 2 extra notches in them.

Gray wrote:Not all remote cutouts had the 2 extra notches in them.

only mk2 i think

Thanks to Slowboy I have posted a PDF copy of the original fitting instructions for the SPQR "Major Change" gear lever conversion.

You can download the file here: http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... ctions.pdf

Make sure that if you print it out you select the "DO NOT SCALE" option otherwise the templates will come out the wrong size.

Thanks Slowboy!

Mark F

Don't worry I have not forgotten. I will send a copy of the templete out.

Don't worry Dean, there are copies of the template in the download.

M