- Oct 28, 2004
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I'm waiting on a salvage yard to rebuild a 94/95 T5 for me to complete my AODE to T5 swap. They offered up a 93 style that is already completed. From what I've read, this will work in our cars if you have a 93 style T5, Bell Housing, Clutch Fork and a Driveshaft Spacer to compensate for the 5/8 inch input shaft difference. The question that I have for anyone that has done this is, does everything else fit? I would expect that
1) The shifter would fit further forward and
2) The transmission mount wouldn't line up with the crossmember
Are there any problems in this area?
Other than that the only differences that I can see between the tranny types is that the 1st gear ratio is different and the 94/95 trannys are stronger than the stock pre-94 trannys.
Thanks for any opinions on what the preferred approach is. I'm not planning to push more than 250 RWHP and don't want to spend the money for a new tranny.
1) The shifter would fit further forward and
2) The transmission mount wouldn't line up with the crossmember
Are there any problems in this area?
Other than that the only differences that I can see between the tranny types is that the 1st gear ratio is different and the 94/95 trannys are stronger than the stock pre-94 trannys.
Thanks for any opinions on what the preferred approach is. I'm not planning to push more than 250 RWHP and don't want to spend the money for a new tranny.