WTB: World Class T5
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Car: 1985 Monte Carlo SS
Engine: 5.7L
Transmission: WC T-5
Axle/Gears: 3.73:1
WTB: World Class T5
Looking for World Class T5 - the more complete the better, but will consider trans only.
Do not require pedals as this is for a swap into a G-body. I am near Fort Erie, and would prefer not to ship if it can be avoided.
Will consider a 93-97 T56 as well depending on cost.
Thanks,
Kevin
Do not require pedals as this is for a swap into a G-body. I am near Fort Erie, and would prefer not to ship if it can be avoided.
Will consider a 93-97 T56 as well depending on cost.
Thanks,
Kevin
Last edited by 85_SS; Aug 28, 2007 at 10:30 AM.
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Car: 1987 Trans Am
Engine: 5.7 T.P.I
Transmission: T-5 (Explosive under pressure)
Re: WTB: World Class T5
What engine is it for? I may have the tranny, belhousing, new cluch & flywheel but the flywheel is different between 1 peice & 2 peice rear main seals. I have the old style; 86 pre. SBC GEN1. Sorry, no master/slave cylinder.
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Re: WTB: World Class T5
It's a pre-86 two piece rear main block (Goodwrench 350).
What year is the trans, and do you have the casting # handy?
84+ Hydraulic bellhousing from the sounds of it (do you also have the clutch fork)?
What year is the trans, and do you have the casting # handy?
84+ Hydraulic bellhousing from the sounds of it (do you also have the clutch fork)?
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Re: WTB: World Class T5
-I have the clutch fork
-All parts are 89 except the flywheel
-I will see if I can read the casting#s
Timken bearing on the output shaft on housing (World Class). BTW, how much are you looking to spend for all this?
-All parts are 89 except the flywheel
-I will see if I can read the casting#s
Timken bearing on the output shaft on housing (World Class). BTW, how much are you looking to spend for all this?
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Car: 1985 Monte Carlo SS
Engine: 5.7L
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Axle/Gears: 3.73:1
Re: WTB: World Class T5
I don't really have a set price in mind, but let me know what you are looking to get and we can go from there. Do you have a bellhousing to go with the fork? Not a big deal if you don't, as I think I am leaning towards a mechanical linkage anyways.
I would be more interested in the trans and pre-86 flywheel and clutch kit. If you have the small stuff like inspection cover/shifter/trans mount etc. that would be a bonus as well, but not required...
I would be more interested in the trans and pre-86 flywheel and clutch kit. If you have the small stuff like inspection cover/shifter/trans mount etc. that would be a bonus as well, but not required...
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