Re: Identifying the T-5 5 Speed
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Re: Identifying the T-5 5 Speed
- From: "Joe Wyatt" <jwyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 15:53:37 -0600
Jim according to BW-TREMEC T-5 Identification Chart the first T-5s were made
and sold for 1982 model AMC/Eagle/Jeeps, Nissan 280Zs, GM, cars, S-10, Ford,
T-Birds and Mustang. All they did was Modifier the T-4 and add a 5th gear,
This is now known as the Non World Class T-5, in 1985 they beefed it up for
Ford and the new World Class T-5 got its name.
The cost went up with the WC, by looking at the 262 versions of the T-5 its
looks like AMC never used a WC.
I will send you a copy of the Tag List I have put together so far, still
need info on Gearing 1 to 5, used in AMC's if any one has specks to Tag
number.
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From: "Jim Blair" <carnuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "amc" <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Identifying the T-5 5 Speed
Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 08:17:15 -0800
A: The strongest of the T5s used (AFAIK) was in the '80 to '83 Full Sized
pickups behind the 4.2L. Advanced Adapters makes a heavier duty upgrade to
swap in it's place, but only 4x4 version (I think). I had a Tremec behind
the Turbo Nissan 280ZX I picked up long ago (I swapped it for a regular 280Z
4 speed and resold the car then sold the trans alone for $1500. I found out
afterwards they were selling the trans new from Nissan for $1,000 and picked
up a couple more and resold them, making a nice little side profit)
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