Triumph 2000/2500/2.5Pi Mainshaft and Input Gears

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The bush part no. 153238, may be considered uprated and can be used to replace 129940
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Synchro RingTriumph gearboxes originally used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes. In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate. The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range. It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.
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Synchro Ring Early TR boxes used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes.  In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate.  The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range.  It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.
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Synchro RingTriumph gearboxes originally used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes. In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate. The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range. It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.
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The later gear (TKC454) can be fitted to all models provided the corresponding bush (UKC956) is used.
The later gear (TKC454) can be fitted to all models provided the corresponding bush (UKC956) is used.
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Bush, part no. UKC956, may only be fitted with 2nd gear TKC454
and the appropriate thrust washers (UKC956 to UKC961)
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The later gear (TKC454) can be fitted to all models provided the corresponding bush (UKC956) is used.
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Bush, part no. UKC956, may only be fitted with 2nd gear TKC454
and the appropriate thrust washers (UKC956 to UKC961)
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The later gear (TKC454) can be fitted to all models provided the corresponding bush (UKC956) is used.
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The brass second gear bush used to 1973 often breaks where its flange joins the cylindrical body. This breakage leads to excessive end float in the second and third gears, which in turn causes severe and rapid mechanical failure. A two piece steel bush and thrust washer is offered as an uprated replacement for the one piece brass item. The two piece steel bush set can not be used to replace the steel top hat shaped bush of the post 1973 gearboxes.
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Bush, part no. UKC956, may only be fitted with 2nd gear TKC454
and the appropriate thrust washers (UKC956 to UKC961)
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The bush part no. 153238, may be considered uprated and can be used to replace 129940
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£23.50 ex VAT£28.20 inc UK VAT
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Synchro RingTriumph gearboxes originally used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes. In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate. The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range. It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.
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Never try to reuse an old 55707 circlip
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Synchro RingTriumph gearboxes originally used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes. In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate. The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range. It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.
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£12.90 ex VAT£15.48 inc UK VAT
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Synchro Ring Early TR boxes used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes.  In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate.  The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range.  It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.
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£24.25 ex VAT£29.10 inc UK VAT
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Synchro Ring Early TR boxes used rings made of “Iron Bronze”, a sintered metal containing copper and iron predominately. This provided synchronising (of sorts) and long life. The brass compounds used these days offer improved synchronising, though nowhere near that of modern gearboxes. In reality the actual ring size and friction area are inadequate. The working life of the ring is indicated externally by the gap between the dog teeth on the ring and the gear, from the 0.045" (new) down to 0.025" (worn) range. It is not unknown for less than scrupulous rebuilders to skim off the back face to give the appearance of a new ring. The problem here is that this ignores the relationship between the areas shown, A and B, to give the internals of the box their correct clearance.

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Triumph 2000/2500/2.5Pi Mainshaft and Input Gears
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