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#601987 12/17/2009 5:51 AM
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all this talk about t5's, i couldn't stand it. i went out to the garage and looked at the tag on my t5 i bought on ebay about a year ago. wc 1351 120 looks like i got a 4 speed from what i can tell. i already cut the shaft and lengthen the splines so the clutch sldes back the same distance as the original. have i been had or is this going to work behind my 235 with a 373 rearend. cody

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Are you sure it's not 1352- All t-5 's start with that number. I don't find anything for 120. Try to shift to 5th gear. Way over to the right & up. That's a good way to tell. If it's a 4 speed it wouldn't be worth installing with a 3.73 rear end.


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The chart shows 1352-120 was never released.


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Wrenchbender Ret. #602188 12/18/2009 12:32 AM
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Scott Danforth #602262 12/18/2009 5:33 AM
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it looks like i may have a t4 out of a jeep according to https://www.drivetrain.com/parts_ca...overhaul_kits/bwt4_t4c_overhaul_kit.html casting no. 1351, still looking for the gear ratio's, cody

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The T4 is only a 4-speed. an SM420 is a better transmission if you only want a 4-speed, and fits without modification. If you modify the T4 to fit, and you want to upgrade to a T5 in the future, you will either have to modify the T5 just like you did on the T4, or start swapping parts from one trans to the other.

If you build a spacer to space the transmission out from the bellhousing, you can avoid cutting the splines deeper and trimming off the pilot of the shaft.


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