Converter Question - PLEASE HELP!

94MustangGT5.0

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I was wondering whether or not a PI Stallion converter that was on a 2001 GT will work for my 1994 GT? It is a single disc, lock-up, and has a stall of 2800 RPM's. I know that both the 2001 and 1994 auto tranny's are considered AOD-E's, but that the 2001 was also called the 4R70W (correct me if I'm wrong). I just need to know if those converters have something different that won't allow them to be used on our model AOD-E's. Thanks in advance for anyone who can help.

 

bjl95mustang

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Just call pi and ask them. I know it will fit into the tranny but i'm not sure about the flexplate spacing. becuase the 2001 is a 4.6 engine.

 

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I tried calling PI, and they are on a week long "work vacation" and are closed from the 4th to the 8th, so I can't get through to them till Monday. I looked at their website also, but I can't tell by simply looking over the different applications whether or not there are any differences between the converters for the 4.6 and 5.0.

 

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bjl95mustang, if the flexplate spacing is not the same, is this something that can be modified to work or is it not worth the hassel?

 

bjl95mustang

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Try postin this on www.tccoa.com under drive train. there is a couple of guys who make converters and they will know.

I'm not sure about modding it. I really wouldent want to do that.

I just looked at mine and it has 2 sets of holes for spacing. But post up on the other site and i'm pretty sure you will get you anwser.