wonder if cut welding 2 into 1 then heat treating the pinion
on the rear bearing surface area is possible to do this?

Thats a pretty good effort and well thought of

rear steering rack in that second last pic!!!

If there is a chance it will fit one of the H series centres like the H145/150 or 165
then it would be a good thing for many on here that have asked me for a 3.5 diff you
got for me quite some time back. Ive had several peeps ask and I promised one member
but Ive yet to get back to Terra Australis currently in Yamato.

Ive always like the simple, light and sturdy 4 speed behind even an A15 but the revs
on the freeway have always been an issue even taking off from 2nd behind an A12 was
better than using 1st even with a 3.9 r&p.

Great find, better than trying to use an old Valiant under the dash one which are very hard to find these days

The plain one looks like on some old english engines like HILLMAN HUNTER
which was the most reliable car by far in the masses of junk from the UK.

The ribbed one is the candy

The idea is use the r&p of 2.5 for the H145/150 and keep those 4 speeds rather than search for 5sp options.
specially in times when gas is intentionally inflated in price in the WEF push for EVs for everyone.

That pump could run the front wheels :)

Thats a beautiful item, wished all new engines didnt get the Klown Schwabbs and Gretta Dumberg carbon emissions look.
Considering cars make up 0.03% of the worlds carbon emissions, consumers are unfairly targeted as always.

I wonder what the final price will be for this item at the end?

edited: they are cheap!

None second hand needing rebuilds go for under 1k usd these days
so this one was a bargain.

Interesting Adaptor for the transmission which is better than a whole
bellhousing change. Pity many did not use this approach as been used
plenty now with cad readily available to everybody.

The hydraulic pump is worth a bit and could be used with a storage
reservoir and hydraulically operated transmission as done by some
crazy diesel custom motorcycles.