need t-5 info

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Mar 7, 2004 | 06:13 AM
  #1  
Can anyone tell me what to look for to make sure the trans I`m about to buy is off a v-8 and not a six, I`ve heard they differ in the torque rating, If the tag numbers are the only way how do I decode those numbers?
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Mar 7, 2004 | 06:42 AM
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https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...threadid=48307
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Mar 7, 2004 | 07:46 AM
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I don`t have the tag numbers yet but it`s from a 95 camaro, that`s all I know at this point, Thanks for the tag numbers If it happens to be one of those #`s can I assume it isn`t from a 95
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Mar 7, 2004 | 07:58 AM
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it takes about 500 hp to brake an older t-5 out of ann s10 and camaro they are just not the best tranny for power if you go aftermarket you will be much happier i recommend richmonnd and there six speed
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Mar 7, 2004 | 11:16 AM
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Originally posted by greezemonkey
I don`t have the tag numbers yet but it`s from a 95 camaro, that`s all I know at this point, Thanks for the tag numbers If it happens to be one of those #`s can I assume it isn`t from a 95
If the tag starts with 1352, it's a T5. If it's out of a 93 or newer Camaro, it's from a V6. There is no 93-up V8 T5 in f-bodies.
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Mar 7, 2004 | 04:41 PM
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what type of 5 speed came behind a lt1 in a 95 camaro then?
it`s starting to sound like I would have been getting duked, cause he told me it`s a t-5 from a 95 camaro
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Mar 7, 2004 | 05:25 PM
  #7  
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Originally posted by greezemonkey
what type of 5 speed came behind a lt1 in a 95 camaro then?
it`s starting to sound like I would have been getting duked, cause he told me it`s a t-5 from a 95 camaro
Lemme rephrase myself.

There is no 93-up V8 5 speed in f-bodies.

1993 - 2002 V8 f-bodies got 6 speeds.
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Mar 10, 2004 | 05:55 AM
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Is the 6 cyl 95 t-5 a world class? and is it the same torque rating as a third gen v-8? this guy is telling me it`s an lt1 car ,then I`ll be getting a t-56 with 30,000 for 50.00! If it is the t-5 it`s still a good deal if I can use behind a v-8, right?
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Mar 10, 2004 | 11:14 AM
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3rd gen T5s from V6s can be easily identified by the input shaft. If the shaft has 26 splines and is 1.125" in diamter it's a V8 T5. If not it's from a V6, which uses a metric dimensioned input shaft.

As stated, anything '93 and newer behind a V8 is a T56 six speed. If you can get one of those for $50 buy it!

A good WC T5 is pretty strong. Traction and powershifts are the biggest killer of T5s. If those are in the plans, then a T56 would be a much better choice.
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Mar 11, 2004 | 01:39 AM
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Originally posted by greezemonkey
Is the 6 cyl 95 t-5 a world class?

and is it the same torque rating as a third gen v-8?

this guy is telling me it`s an lt1 car ,

then I`ll be getting a t-56 with 30,000 for 50.00!

If it is the t-5 it`s still a good deal if I can use behind a v-8, right?
Yes.

No.

He's wrong if it's a 5spd.

It's worth 500$ minimum if in working order, so... good catch.

Honestly, i'd stick to the V8 T5s.

I think you should compare tq. ratings of third gen V8 T5s to the 4th gen V6 T5s before proceeding.

Also, research the input shaft spline count on the V6 T5s. I would assume that the 4th gen V6 T5s have the same spline count as thirdgen, which is around 14 (I think)...
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