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Old 04-09-2013, 09:04 PM
BMFH BMFH is offline
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Hello All

Hello Jeff, in my 68 Firebird, I used a WC GM T5 main case, a WC Mustang tail shaft housing and shifter cover.

Everything stands upright, and bolts up to the OHC 6 Bellhousing, there is only a slight angle to work with for the mount.

I made an aluminum Wedge to correct for the angle for the mount, and modified a TH 400 crossmember for the OEM style mount to rest on.

The reason I used a Mustang Tail Shaft Housing was to position the shifter where it would be properly positioned for me, The late model F body Shifter was too far to the rear, the S-10/15 was too far forward, the Mustang was just about perfect for me.

Sounds a little like the goldie-locks story doesn't it

I used the Mustang SVO 2.95 First Gearset too, you can get lower First gear sets but they are very hard on the main case, as in they have a tendency to break the case between the input and countershaft bearing bores.

I have heard that 3rd gear is weak in the T-5's, but I never had any trouble with it myself.

Hope this Helps,

Take Care

Dusty

PS

I can get the deminsions for the shifter hole on the Firebird if you need it, I have it stashed away someplace.

PSS

I would go with a 10.5 inch clutch, they are more common and have added holding power.

The Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch is a good one, however it is a little hard to disengage at High RPM's like 6500-7200 RPM's.


Last edited by BMFH; 04-09-2013 at 09:30 PM.
 


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