Technical Info and FAQs - Speed Six

This page will eventually show a range of handbooks, technical tips, 'how-to' guides, hint and tips for TVR Speed Six engine. It is a work in progress that will be added to by the archives team so if you have anything that may be suitable please let us know. Submit an addition for the technical/archives pages

Please note that these pages are under development and are being continuously added to.

Manuals

Sagaris Workshop Manual now available only to club members

Sagaris 'Bible' access - another huge benefit of being a TVRCC member!
If you have ever wanted a Graham Varley Sagaris workshop manual, but thought that the £200 - £220 that these items sell for on eBay was a tad expensive, we have some great news for you! With Graham’s generous blessing, he has agreed that the TVRCC here in the UK can host the FULL manual online on our website. For new members unaware of the content or in case you’ve been living under a rock, this is Graham Varley’s 450-page Sagaris & Speed 6 “Bible”. It’s the only essential reference and addition for any Speed Six engined TVR, be it a Tuscan, Tamora, T350, Sagaris or Cerbera.

Servicing

​Engine & Gearbox 

How To Refurbish Your TVR Speed6 Cylinder Head  With the Engine In-Situ.  By Peter Sleeman

Electrics

​Chassis & Suspension 

FAQs

Useful links

 www.mytuscan.co.uk/parts
​Workshop notes for Sagaris Tuscan, Tamora T350 – Speed Six engine
www.varleyhyd.com/FJ062

Disclaimer

Owing to the nature of TVRs and their potential performance, together with the associated risks of something failing at the high speeds of which these cars are capable, the TVRCC strongly advises that all maintenance on TVRs is conducted by qualified professionals.  A list of TVR dealers and independent garages that specialise in TVRs can be found   here.
However, in response to feedback from members, for those members will do wish to undertake home maintenance of their TVR, we have tried to provide a source of the necessary technical information.  It has been compiled from a variety of sources, including TVR workshop manuals, other websites and members' own reports of how they have completed work on their cars,   and therefore the TVRCC takes no responsibility for any inaccuracies or the subsequent consequences thereof.  If you have any doubt, please seek the services of a professional.