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Swap Starting Monday!!

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95StallionGT

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Well, I've contimplated it for about a year now and finally made a decision. Im doin the T-5 swap!! Tired of the sluch box AODE. Yeah I know I could build it but I really want a 5-speed. So Monday=AODE out;T-5 in

So here's my question; I need to know EVERYTHING im going to need to do the swap. EVERYTHING, I mean down to bearings, seals, etc, etc. Im ordering most of everything from 5.0 Resto, so its a brand new T-5. I dont want to forget one thing and have to stop the install and order a part. So all you swap guys pitch in and help a fellow stanger!
 
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reldapimp

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use the search button.. Has been answered countless number of times..

"t5 swap" should give you all the answers
 

urban96

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94/95 t5 trans and bellhousing
clutch kit (clutch/pressure plate/throw out bearing)
flywheel
clutch cable
5speed pedals
5speed computer
t5 wiring harness
shifter boot (leather trim piece that makes the shifter look pretty)

and the misc bolts that go along with that stuff
 

mytight95

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urban96 said:
94/95 t5 trans and bellhousing
clutch kit (clutch/pressure plate/throw out bearing)
flywheel
clutch cable
5speed pedals
5speed computer
t5 wiring harness
shifter boot (leather trim piece that makes the shifter look pretty)

and the misc bolts that go along with that stuff
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don't forget the clutch fork, you will need the lower shifter boot as well....... goes over the shifter and seals off the tunnel from interior...i don't know if the driveshafts are the same for t-5's and aod's either but i would check....if you just need a yoke i have an extra you could have.....



OH yeah you won't be able to drive it without a shifter... if you going with a new t-5 i wouldn't put synthetic fluid in it to start with either.......i would make sure you bought an aftermarket shifter, it'll last a lot longer that way...


just my .02



jason
 

urban96

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aode driveshaft worked just fine for me

also need that bearing that goes in the block, i forget the name of it right now tho
 

95StallionGT

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urban96 said:
aode driveshaft worked just fine for me

also need that bearing that goes in the block, i forget the name of it right now tho
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Yeah that would be helpful to know.

MYTIGHT95 - PM me about that yoke, I could use it.
 

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pilot bearing for the back of the crankshaft. if you buy clutch kit most of the time they come with the pilot bearing but you would have to check that out on the clutch that your purchasing.
 

mytight95

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make sure you get a QUALITY TOB, and Pilot bearing or you will be changine them shortly....


jason

ps..... you can have the yoke, send me an e-mail at mytight95@msn.com, and cover shipping.... should be cheap depending on zip code...
 

GRGT1994

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You are starting this Monday and you are still ordering parts? Wow, get ready to wait. I try to get everything in hand at least a week or two ahead - especially for a major job like that.

Definitely get the lower shift boot too. I ran my car a few times without it, and you get a lot of heat coming up through there - plus lots of noise.
 
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Green 94 5.0

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look here.....ive answered this question countless times.....

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=562036
 

urban96

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yep, pilot bearing is the name of that lil bugger
 
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