Trans Off Center? Help...

onefstsnake

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Well I just got my TKO 600 in today... damn that was a pain. Got the input shaft all the way in except for the last 1/4" so I just tightened up the bolts till it closed the gap.

Anyways the shifter sits maybe 1/2"+ farther to the passenger side than the old T5 did. So much so that the rubber boot in the car pulls the trans out of 5th by itself...

Im using a TKO 600, TKO Bellhousing, HPM Crossmember, and a Prothane Mount.

I know the Fox Body Engine and Trans are not centered in the car but this seems a bit much.

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Also what is this connector for?

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Looks like the above connector would fit on this electronic speedo sensor...
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Motor mounts are less then 1,000 miles old.

The crossmember isnt causing it to sit off to the side. I had to pull the trans to the drivers side to bolt the trans mount to the trans.

Im going to call D&D today they should know somethin.
 
I didnt have to drill any holes for dowels. My T5 sat straight in the shifter hole.

the only dowels are in the back of the engine block.

I called D&D and they said it does sit a little farther over to the passenger side.
I guess ill just have to trim the shifter boot a little.

I also did not install the H pipe hanger bracket between the trans and trans mount. Should this cause any problems? maybe the tail shaft will sit too low?