v6 T5 the same as the 94-95 GT T5?

wicked93gs

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with the exception of the bellhousing I am wondering if they are otherwise the same....or rather whether they have the same length input shaft

 

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wicked93gs said:

with the exception of the bellhousing I am wondering if they are otherwise the same....or rather whether they have the same length input shaft

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I think the only difference is that the V8 T5 might be a little bit stronger. Everything should bolt up including the bellhousing which is the same for 3.8 and 302.

EDIT: From what I've read it's the same, just upgrade the clutch while you have enerything apart.

 

AP1995V6

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They're both windsor motors so the bellhousings and such are the same. As '66 said, the only difference may lie in the strength of the parts.

 

wicked93gs

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well, the v6 t5 is rated at 300ft/lbs, which is enough...since I will be putting a v6 behind it(albeit a turbo v6, which will make torque...just not as much in the low RPM band) just not the 3.8L, thanks, you have answered my question

 

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The tranny is the same, but the bellhousing is NOT.
The flywheel on the V6 is bigger than a 5.0 so it put's the
starter further away with the 6 bellhousing.
If this is in reguards to a V8 swap, you need the V8 bellhousing
or the starter will not enguage.

 

GTA_V6_Mustang

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Last time I checked bother part numbers are the same and the GT T-5 is rated for 300lbs of torque also... Kinda sad...