Need help with transmission.

[may93]

I need a T-5 bellhousing out of a 94/95 V-8 mustang. I have a T-5 out of a fox body but the transmission I'm using has the longer input shaft.

[may93]

I need a T-5 bellhousing out of a 94/95 V-8 mustang. I have a T-5 out of a fox body but the transmission I'm using has the longer input shaft.

I meant to say a I have a T-5 bellhousing out of a fox body but it wont work with the longer input shaft. Thats why I need the 94/95 bellhousing.

[mrstang-gt-46]

95redstang shawn has one

[may93]

95redstang shawn has one

Does he want to sell it?

[03z06vette]

i have one out of a 04 3.8 if it will work 40 bucks

[may93]

i have one out of a 04 3.8 if it will work 40 bucks

No but thanks for the offer..

[may93]

i have one out of a 04 3.8 if it will work 40 bucks

I had someone esle mention the V-6 bellhousing. I've done the swaps before but never needed the bellhousing as it was in a SN-95 style Mustang. I actually have a friend with a 3.8 bellhousing that I'm going to try and locate to compare. If so it would fix the longer input shaft issue I've ran into putting it in a fox body. Thanks!

[evil347]

Gonna have to shorten the driveshaft to. Put a 94 t5 in my 89 gt vert. Im pretty sure it was 3/4 inch, long tube headers will rub clutch fork to, nothing a little heat and bend wont take care of .

[blown96cobra]

:bigthumbyour right on the $ i had to do the same thing just shorten it a little and youll be fine

[mailman]

Why not just swap input shafts and bearing retainers?

[95redstang]

i have a bellhousing for a 94-95..

[may93]

Gonna have to shorten the driveshaft to. Put a 94 t5 in my 89 gt vert. Im pretty sure it was 3/4 inch, long tube headers will rub clutch fork to, nothing a little heat and bend wont take care of .

I put a 94/95 transmission and bellhousing in a LX a few years ago without shortening the driveshaft. The yoke just fit 3/4 more inside the tailshaft housing. Did you have to cut your driveshaft or did you do it to be on the safe side of fitting?


:bigthumbyour right on the $ i had to do the same thing just shorten it a little and youll be fine

Has anyone tried using a V-6 bellhousing out of a newer 2001 Mustang? It does bolt up to the V-8 block as I checked it myself.
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Why not just swap input shafts and bearing retainers?

That was my initial intention and so I found a couple worldclass T-5's but neither one would work. 1st gears were larger on the input shaft as compared to the one I'm using. The transmission I'm using is a tremec out of a 2001 mustang V-6. I've done the swap before but it was into a SN-95 that used the same longer input shaft so I used the bellhousing I already had. I've already changed the tailshaft housing with no problems. Thanks for all the replys!

[may93]

i have a bellhousing for a 94-95..

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[red srides]

have the splines turned back half inch cut some imput saft any machine shop can do this the v 6 bell wont fit

[may93]

have the splines turned back half inch cut some imput saft any machine shop can do this the v 6 bell wont fit

The input shaft is hardened which could cause maching problems. Also trying to set that up on a indexing head though possible would take a few hours. I was a machinist for years and the setup could get expensive at a local shop. Buying a 94/95 bellhousing would be cheaper.

The transmission bolts to the bellhousing and the bellhousing bolts to the block. Same height as a 94/95 bellhousing. Have you tried to use one and it didnt fit? I'm looking for a technical reason for it not fitting. I did notice the fork exits at a angle more towards the floor yet its cable operated though so that shouldnt be a factor. Exhaust may be a problem as could clearance on starter side. I can put it all together and find out but I was hoping to find someone who has already done so. Havent been in the garage the last few weeks and I'm trying to get everything lined up for when I do.

[red srides]

it has difront ring gear ive used a hand grinder yes it would be cheaper to buy 1 on ebay

[95redstang]

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