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Join Date: Nov 2001
Posts: 2
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![]() I am going today to look at a T5 (supposedly for V8) to put in my 4 cyl. to V8 conversion car and I need to know some things that I can look for that make it noticeably stand out from the 4 cyl. T5. The guy only wants 50 bucks but says it needs rebuilt!!!! Thanks ahead of time for any replies.
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Join Date: May 1999
Posts: 5,246
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![]() Are you planning on doing the rebuild to it? If not, pass. A good rebuild on a T-5 will cost you as much as a new one from a solid supplier.
The input shaft on the 5.0 T-5 is larger in diameter than the 2.3L. |
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Join Date: Mar 1999
Location: Sanford NC USA
Posts: 155
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![]() he is correct... the input shaft on 2.3l are smaller!! You can put them behind a 302 with the proper Pilot Bearing the 4 cyl are geared LOWER!
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Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Suisun City,
Posts: 2,320
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![]() When I rebuilt my 4 speed, it cost me over $1000, look for one it is in better shape. But it didn't help that I got some rare tranny that almost no one could find parts for it.
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