manual transmission

Manual Transmission

The mother of all transmissions….

Credits for inventing this transmission go to two French men, called Emile Levassor and Louis-Rene Panhard who built a three-speed transmission back in 1894. They used a chain drive, which was later on replaced by a drive shaft by a small car maker called Louis Renault. He also added a differential axle for the rear wheels. He was so sure of the capabilities of his first car, called the Voiturette, he officially challenged the current cars with a chain drive. His bold statement not only brought him victory but also 13 orders placed on the spot.

This design set the base for many manual transmissions to come.

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Manual Transmission

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BVM6 Manual Transmission Catalogue

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C52 Manual Transmission Catalogue

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