did Bog Warner t-5's come in a 4 cyl

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anyone know or know where a link is to some tranny ID info

 

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no links, but the Borg Warner was in a 4 cylinder, it was rated at 25 less ft lbs or torque and had higher gear ratios

 

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ASk and you shall recieve...

 

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I printed that off a few weeks ago for the guy who got the tranny and no #'s mached up.

 

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The trick is to find the metal tag on the back of the trans case where the tailshaft housing bolts on. If the tag is missing, you chances of identifing the exact trans model decrease.

To identify the 4 cylinder T5, put the trans in first gear. Rotate the tailshaft where the trans yoke fits one turn. Count the number of turns the input shaft where the clutch disk fits turns. Then compare it to the chart. A 4 cylinder will spin the input shaft almost 4 turns (3.97:1 first gear).

 

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I know the tag is still there....I will try that spining in first gear method thanks jrichker

 

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Have you tried?

http://www.allfordmustangs.com//Detailed/631.shtml

 

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get a 4cyl t5 and 4.30 gears, your first gear would top out at like 5 mph
not really

 

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Foxfan88 said:

get a 4cyl t5 and 4.30 gears, your first gear would top out at like 5 mph
not really

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Yeah, but just think of all the tire smoke you could generate!

 

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my friend has a 4cyl in his 87 5.0 with 3:55's.....all stock other than gears and O/R H pipe and ge can roast the tires in 4th...but they are old pretty well bald tires that had gone hard.

 

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jrichker said:

Yeah, but just think of all the tire smoke you could generate!

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tire smoke for about 2 min before the tranny blew up on you.