Re: [AMC-List] trannie interchange question
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Re: [AMC-List] trannie interchange question
- From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
- Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 23:27:20 -0400 (EDT)
" ----- Original Message -----
" From: "Keith J. Woodcock" <kjw14@xxxxxxxx>
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" My question: My neighbor has a 76 Hornet with a three speed manual. I
" have a T5 from a Spirit. Can we make the swap? Are the bolt patterns the
" same, etc. etc.
all amc sixes, including the jeep 4.0, have the same bellhousing
pattern since '72, shared with '67-up v8s.
in '76 amc was still running out the last few t-14s but i believe they
all went into gremlins. more likely he has a t150, which is a ford
toploader, and a 'short shaft' [falcon/mustang/torino] 4sp or iron
case granada 4sp o/d are straight swaps, shifter aside.
the t-14, t150, and sr4/t4/t5 bolt patterns are all different, and
bearing retainer diameters are different also. they appear to have
used a single bellhousing casting but finished differently for each.
occasionally you can find one with all the patterns drilled, but the
t5 would still be a loose fit replacing a t150 as its retainer is
smaller, 4.64" vs. 4.85". the t5 can be swapped in with bellhousing,
or you could replace the amc bearing retainer for a ford mustang 5.0
t5 one if the t150 bell is drilled with the t5 bolt pattern.
i wouldn't be surprised if the amc t5 output spline and length are the
same as the t150 but i don't know for sure. i do know the input
spline, pilot, and throwout bearing are not. the rear mount is
another possibility for change.
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