Reproduction Hewland L.G. 500 Transaxle: Race Transaxle with Limited-Slip Differential
This Reproduction Hewland L.G. 500 Transaxle was originally sold by Toluca Lake Classic Motorsports in the 1990s and is said to have been removed from a Lola race car powered by a General Motors small-block V8.
The seller acquired the transaxle in 2020, and it features an aluminum case, four forward gears, and a limited-slip differential. It is a great fit for vintage sports racers and Can-Am-style builds that need a robust, period-style gearbox.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Reproduction Hewland L.G. 500 transaxle |
| Original Seller | Toluca Lake Classic Motorsports, 1990s |
| Reported Source | Lola race car with GM small-block V8 |
| Case | Aluminum |
| Gears | Four forward |
| Differential | Limited-slip |
| Acquired | 2020 |
Why Choose This Reproduction Hewland L.G. 500 Transaxle
- Period-style Hewland L.G. 500 design
- Limited-slip differential
- Proven in a V8-powered Lola
- Robust for high-torque applications
- Great for vintage sports racing builds










