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S10 T5
#1155023 03/15/2016 12:40 AM
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Still looking for a T5 for my 50 AD. There is a guy that has a 2003 Sonoma with a 4.3 that I can snag for cheap. Has a 5 speed. Not sure if these bolt up like the mid 80's stuff.

Anyone have any experience?

Re: S10 T5
jemezcrusher #1155245 03/16/2016 1:53 AM
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That new of a trans might be the NV1500, it has an integral bell housing, I don't think they work.

If it unbolts from the bell, and is the typical bolt pattern (not the ford) it should work, but it will have an electric speedo.

Jim

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Re: S10 T5
jemezcrusher #1155252 03/16/2016 2:14 AM
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Recently I saw an eBay listing for an adapter plate designed to mate a T5 with a FORD case pattern to a Muncie pattern bell. This makes the more available 1994-1996 S10 T5 an option. HERE is the LINK. The 1993 S10 has a Muncie pattern case and is world class. The 1994 - 1996 S10 are also world class but have the Ford pattern case.

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Re: S10 T5
jemezcrusher #1155355 03/16/2016 8:06 PM
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There is a gentleman on 'Inliners international' in WA that makes an adapter plate to go from B, O, P, Cad, GMC to std Chevy bellhousing, that would make a 1500 with integral bellhousing useful. For got his name.

Ed


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Re: S10 T5
jemezcrusher #1158049 04/02/2016 4:48 AM
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Check with Buffalo Enterprises on an adapter plate

Danny
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Re: S10 T5
jemezcrusher #1158130 04/02/2016 6:34 PM
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Believe Langdon's Stovebolt carries the adaptors and has been known to sell rebuilt T-5s, contact him for more info.

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