The test fit of the Engine and Gearbox is getting out of control. In discussion with the team at the Surgery, we’ve decided that the best approach given all the changes I’m making, is to test fit more components and make……
My Jaguar MK2 Restoration
Category: Rear axle
Tagged with Gasket, Oil seal retainer, Rear hub, Shims
The dreaded Jag rear hub – 2
Posted on June 11, 2016landieman
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The dreaded Jag rear hub – 1
Posted on May 29, 2016landieman
With the body being restored it was time to get on with the rest of it. The front and rear suspension seemed a good place to start. My thinking was that having these items ready to go will simplify transport of the completed body back home.
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