Hi all, I'm looking for a non-V8 T5 trans (just the trans, it's not going behind a Chevy or in a Camaro so the other parts aren't useful) to save money- I'm not going to be putting more than ~150 hp through it. Let me know what you have. I can replace synchros or whatever if needed.

Chris

 

I have a WC T5 from my '91 V6 3.1 (96,000mi) for sale, excellent shape w/ flywheel & clutch assy (8,000mi). No bellhousing, clutchfork and VSS sensor. $250.00 locally. Around $350.00 shipped I believe.

 

I have a T-5 from a V-6 camaro I will sell for $125 plus shipping. It is a good tranny, set to go.

I am located in wi.

Jeff

 

I have 2 v-6 T-5's. One seemed to be fine when it was in my car (behind a v-8, I didn't know it was a v-6 tranny ) and the other one came with my car and I was told it needed a new front bearing. The biggest problem for me is shipping, because I haven't really found a good economical way of shipping them. I'm in Maine, where are you located? Let me know if you're interested!

-Paul

(the "good" tranny is the cleaner of the two)

 

How did you do that, custom flywheel? A V-8 and V-6 t-5 have diffrent input shafts, the only way you can put a V-6 T-5 behind a V-8 is with a custom flywheel.

Jeff

 

Actually, all it needs is a different clutch. The tranny doesn't care about the flywheel, it just cares about the splines on the clutch. The trick is finding a clutch that has the correct number of splines for a V-6 T-5 but is the right diameter for a V-8 flywheel. I'm told that an S-10 clutch fills the bill in that department. In any case that's the way the car was when I got it, so who knows what actually went on with it. Now it's got a 350 and a T-56 in it lol. The clutch disc that I pulled off the 305 when I pulled the T-5 was chewed up a bit hahaha

-Paul

 

Yeah, therein lies the problem, I'm in Cleveland, Ohio. A bit of a drive to Maine. I saw you also listed your location in New York, is it by chance upstate by Chataqua? That's only about 3 hours from here.
I expect shipping one of these things would cost upwards of $75, but I'm not sure- what do they weigh, 80 lbs?

Chris

 

Yep they're in the 75-80 ish pound area, and $75-$100 is what it would run to ship one. I checked into it a while back. When I'm in New York I'm at school in Poughkeepsie, not sure if that helps ya out at all, it's not really very upstate. If we can work something out that'd be cool, but the distance is certainly a problem!

-Paul