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4 speed manual transmission 65 mustangIt was used in most Fords and Mercurys from 1964 until 1973 as well as some foreign models. Officially designated the 3.03 three speed or Ford design four speed. The 3.03 is the centerline distance between counter shaft and mainshaft. The Toploader got its name from the fact that the access plate to the inner workings was located on the top of the main case as opposed to the side, a convention used on most gearboxes such as the Ford Dagenham or GM's Saginaw or Muncie. Distinguishing the three speed from the four is as simple as counting the fasteners on the top plate. The four speed has ten; the three, nine. Both the three and four speed top loader gearboxes were designed to function in constant mesh, due to synchronizer sleeves being used instead of sliding gears, and be fully synchronized, with the exception of reverse. Forward gears are helical -type while reverse gear including the exterior of the first and second synchronizers sleeve are spur-type gears.The 3 speed 3.03 was also the heavy duty transmission in 1960s Olds, Buick and Pontiac cars, with FOMOCO cast into the right side, but this was common in those days-remember Lincoln used GM's Hydra-Matic for years in the early 1950s. It is the Jeep T150 with a cast top cover with a cane (floor) shifter.Generally Falcons and Comets have shifters mounted forward along the housing, Mustangs rearward, and Fairlanes and full size Fords somewhere in between. Toploaders were also designed for two specific applications: small blocks like the Ford Windsor engine, and big blocks like the Ford FE engine and Ford 385 engine series.Close ratio has 28 teeth, wide has 31.Retrieved 2010-01-02. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The seller states that it is an A-code engine and that both the engine and gearbox were rebuilt during previous ownership. A 9? rear end with drum brakes and a number rear suspension components are also included in the sale.http://www.point.travel.pl/pointtravel/upload/bosch-maxx-1000-manual-online.xml
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Our line of products offer simple ways to upgrade your 3 or 4 speed to a Tremec five speed or a complete automatic to five or six speed overdrive, we have you covered. The three speed transmission was budget minded and were OK in their day, Fast forward to today, these same transmissions are worn out are in the need of replacement. The answer is a Tremec T-5 five speed with an overdrive. This allows the Mustang to travel comfortably at highway speed at mid 2,000 rpm range. Installing a T-5 into a classic Mustang is easy. Using most of the three speed parts, like the bell-housing, flywheel and clutch linkage, all that is needed is a new conversion clutch, adapter plate, T-5, crossmember and a few other supporting parts. No tunnel modifications are needed and the shifter location is retained. Regardless if which bellhousing you have, MDL offers several T-5 adapter plates to to make this conversion easy. MDL has a compete conversion package to make this conversion easy.If you are unsure if your block is a 5 bolt, look at the starter. On the bellhousing to engine flange, there is a bell locating dowel pin. Above the dowel, there should be no bolt indicating a 5 bolt block and bell. If there is a bolt above the dowel this is a 6 bolt block and bell. If you have a 6 bolt block, skip to the next section” Six Bolt Block”. Using many of the OEM parts, like the bell housing with an adapter, the flywheel, clutch and mechanical clutch linkage. The U.S.A. made MDL narrow pattern adapter, MD-401-2101, locates the transmission into the correct position, and fits the tunnel without cutting the floor. Since the T-5 has the same input shaft spline and pilot tip, it will slip into place. MDL has a complete line of in-house handmade clutches, with the choice of Cast or Light Billet flywheels, should you need a replacement or plan to increase your HP the LBS may be a good choice.http://www.integramax.pl/userfiles/bosch-manuals-ovens.xml For those who want an effortless pedal feel or are challenged by a heavy pedal, MDL offers you an internal hydraulic upgrade. The QuickTime bellhousing is built to use either the stock clutch linkage.Using many of the OEM parts, like the bellhousing with an adapter, flywheel, clutch, and mechanical clutch linkage. The U.S.A. made MDL wide pattern adapter, MD-401-2102 for a T5z or the MD-401-2108 for the TKO “Low Profile” transmission, locates the transmission into the correct position, and fits the tunnel without cutting the floor. MDL has a complete line of in-house hand-assembled clutches for various HP ratings, cast, and Light Billet Steel flywheels should you need a replacement or plan to increase your HP. For those who want an effortless pedal feel or are challenged by a heavy pedal, MDL offers you an internal hydraulic upgrade for use with the top loader bell. If you are running a fair amount of power or run your Mustang in motor sporting events, the QuickTime scatter-shield is available that will allow the T-5 or TKO to be installed without an adapter plate.Our low profile top covers allow for the TKO to be bolted in without enlarging the tunnel. In order to install the TKO five-speed at the correct drive angle, the floor support has to be moved back over the narrow section tail shaft housing to retain the stock drive angle. This can be done by removing the factory spot welds and relocate the support back and welding in back stronger then it was. With the floor support relocated, the stock 65-66 crossmember is reused. We are asked all the time why we don’t sell a 65-66 Mustang TKO crossmember. The reason is we would have to lower the tail shaft housing so much that the drive angle would be all wrong. When you are making big power, you don’t want that. Are you willing to enlarge the transmission tunnel. If so, we can help you with a very complete six-speed Magnum package and advice to make it happen.http://schlammatlas.de/en/node/15461 Our Magnum six-speed package comes with a new tunnel extension and crossmember that connects to the subframe. This cross member is important because the floor support is no longer used to hang the Magnum from. The Magnum is a perfect choice when only the best will do. From daily commuting to pro-touring, the Magnum has the right gear ratio and strength to handle up to 1,000hp. Give us a call, we will be glad to discuss the detail of the project and make a suggestion on which gear ratio is best the motor type that is being installed. When you contact us we will ask you a shortlist of questions to better understand your needs and wants. Using our complete line of products, we can offer you everything you need to remove an automatic and completely replace the stock 3 or 4-speed gearbox. If you project demands everything from scratch, MDL has you covered. Our automatic kit provides everything from the block to the second u-joint. Today there are many that are building zero balanced SBF like Ford Racing. Let us know what you are you planning to run. We will suggest the right clutch to run based on your horsepower and driving style. In most cases, we can have a detailed quote prepared for you in under 15-20 minutes. The MDL Muscle Z-bar kit can be used as an upgrade and requires the use of the OEM springs. If a 1979-1993 T-5 or TKO aluminum bell-housing (all designed for cable release) is used in a vehicle that is equipped with mechanical Z-bar, These bells require a conversion fulcrum adapter kit for use with a mechanical fork. MDL can pre-drill the mounting holes for you with our fixture to ensure mounting hole location is correct. Quick Time bell-housings are equipped for use with either cable or mechanical clutch release. The pressure plate lever height is lower and the release is faster.http://www.btrcontrols.com/images/4-speed-manual-transmission-chevy-truck.pdf To use the stock clutch pedal, MDL has engineered a cable kit that mates with the stock 65-66 Mustang pedal and come complete with a firewall plate, custom double adjustable cable the is routed round exhaust system. The linkage provide proper leverage and control while providing design flexibility. Using the T-5 and cable fork, our external slave cylinder mounts to the back of the bell-housing fork opening, pushing the fork forward. Our hydraulic system gives you the most exhaust clearance while provide the softest pedal effort. Just use the new Brak pedal pad as a template to trim the steel pedal. I am giving the car to my daughter and she doesn't drive stick. How much should this cost and how difficu I am getting ready to put in but would rather I am giving the car to my daughter and she doesn't drive stick. How much should this cost and how difficu Assuming I want to install a brand new interior, fix I went to an exhaust shop and they told me that the flowmaster 40 series would sound good on it. Does anyone know if this. I'm on cjponyparts.com and they have 2 items that I am interested in, an electric power steering conversion kit or a Borgeson power steering conversion kit Please refer to CarGurus Terms of Use. Content will be removed if CarGurus becomes aware that it violates our policies. Originally a 2-barrel C-code example, the car has been modified with a 4-barrel carburetor, aftermarket headers, traction bars, a set of Cragar wheels, and more as described below. The seller has driven the car approximately 2,500 miles since acquiring it in 2003, and a fluid change was reportedly completed about 800 miles ago. This Mustang is now being offered with a clean Idaho title. The floorboards were also repaired around the same time to address some corrosion. Polished Cragar wheels show some surface rust in accompanying photos and are shod in a set of Grand Am Radial GT tires. A start-up and exterior walk-around sequence with the car at idle is illustrated in the video above. Overall condition is illustrated in several gallery photos, with wear visible on the driver’s door panel and a few popped seams at the top of the back seat. Per the seller, the odometer indicates just over 12k miles but is not accurate. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a 4-speed manual transmission. Per the seller, an engine and transmission fluid change was completed less than 1,000 miles ago. Attempting to connect. Missed updates will be sent once your connection has been reestablished. Missed updates will be sent once your connection has been reestablished. Missed updates will be sent once your connection has been reestablished. Your bid has been posted in the comment flow on the listing, and you can see other bids there as they happen. Good luck! If you don't win, your existing pre-authorization will be released. If you win the auction, your card will be charged for the service fee and you pay the seller directly for the vehicle. If you don't win, the pre-authorization will be released. Are you sure you want to proceed? If so please use the bidding box above. Shift into Overdrive to out run the apocalypse. Plus get a free SaveTheStick shop banner. Now till the end of August. Phone in orders only. Plus we have financing and layaway available. Call us at 931-646-4836 for more info. American Powertrain has a variety of shifter stub relocation kits available to allow you to retain your factory 4-speed console or shift lever location. The TKO series has 3 different shift locations available and is also equipped with the ability to give you a mechanical or electronic speedometer output, built-in neutral safety and reverse light switches. Its compact size also allows it to fit most cars without transmission tunnel modifications. American Powertrain can also do case streamlining for applications that have small tunnels. Transmission strength upgrades are also available with our Extreme upgrade. If you have any questions please give us a call before you buy. 931-646-4836. All Rights Reserved. To add a new vehicle, select the year, make, and model at left. Please try again.Register a free business account Exclusive access to cleaning, safety, and health supplies. Create a free business account to purchase Please try your search again later.You can edit your question or post anyway.This boot fits the lower transmission.Amazon calculates a product’s star ratings using a machine learned model instead of a raw data average. The machine learned model takes into account factors including: the age of a review, helpfulness votes by customers and whether the reviews are from verified purchases. We apologize for this inconvenience and encourage you to visit www.motortrend.com for the latest on new cars, car reviews and news, concept cars and auto show coverage, awards and much more. MOTORTREND.COM Brian’s update featured a bunch of Classic Inlines hardware, including their aluminum head and intake combo, a new cam with full roller rockers, and more. When the dust settled and the dyno came to a stop, Brian’s Mustang saw an improvement of 45 horsepower and 50 lb-ft of torque. The net gains were nice, but Brian knew there was more power to be made with his combination by comparing it to similar builds on the forum at www.fordsix.com. His low compression ratio was certainly not helping the cause and his choice of a small two-barrel for our original dyno testing was another concern. Finally, the completely stock C4 automatic was certainly sapping some of the fun out of the new combo and Brain really wanted an overdrive transmission to make the car more functional, as he plans to drive it to work. Starting with a used T-5 transmission he procured locally, Brian added installation hardware, clutch components, shifter, and more from the folks at Modern Driveline. A quick trip to the local driveshaft shop saw to the bit of shortening the stock driveshaft required, and during a weekend on jack stands, Brian and his father-in-law tackled the swap without much issue. Brian reports the car is much more fun to drive, no longer bogs coming out of the hole, and it even idles better. Check out the photo captions for a quick look at his T-5 conversion and then see the dyno chart for the hard numbers. We’re certain this isn’t the last time Brian’s hardtop will be on our dyno, as we’re certainly intrigued by what degreeing the cam and dropping a bigger carb onto the inline-six will do for his numbers. Stay tuned. Brian coupled the trans with a bellhousing adapter plate, T-5 crossmember, and a modified driveshaft. Note the hydraulic clutch line too. 2 Tucked away in the corner of the engine bay is the Modern Driveline hydraulic clutch master cylinder and fluid reservoir. The installation required a couple of fabricated master cylinder brake lines, but otherwise Brian says the kit was a bolt in and works great. 3 Surprisingly, Brian’s Mustang was originally a manual trans car, but the clutch pedal was long gone. Brian refitted a new clutch pedal from Modern Driveline and connected it to their hydraulics. Lokar Performance clutch and brake pedal pads in black tie in with the Lokar cable throttle pedal installed during the inline-six upgrades. 4 The T-5 is shifted via a Hurst shifter with a Hurst flat chrome stick and retro-look T-handle to keep a vintage vibe to the interior. On The Dyno Mustang is a before and after affair. Thanks in advance:)Thanks in advance:) Can't say which is better myself as I've used neither. It seems that the T5 is a popular mod for those doing more motorway journeys and AFAIK it doesn't require any changes to the transmission tunnel (I think that the TKO500 or something does). What I've noticed is that US owners who are really looking to put a shed load of power through the back wheels tend towards the 4 speed top loader rather than the T5 - the T5 recommended up to something like 350-400 hp. Don't know if there are special upgraded versions of the T5.No mods to shell at all. Larger trans mentioned above usually require mods to Tunnel to improve drivetrain angle. Most desired T5 is the WC or world class model.Fastbacks, Convertibles and Coupes. Cars are in stock in the Southeast of England with more shipping from the USA at all times. Other interesting American cars also stocked. CSRP disk brake setups sold The 4-speed was the one I had in mind but just wondered how the 3-speed compared. Does anyone know roughly how many revs the engine is doing at 70mph witht he 4-speed. Pmustang, you mentioned that people get around 2K revs with the more modern 5-speed.The 4-speed was the one I had in mind but just wondered how the 3-speed compared. Does anyone know roughly how many revs the engine is doing at 70mph witht he 4-speed. Pmustang, you mentioned that people get around 2K revs with the more modern 5-speed. On a 4 speed the prop turns at engine revs in top gear, the T5 has quite a tall overdrive, I get around 1700 rpm at motorway speed with a 2.8 rear ratio. Very relaxing and economical (now if I could just fix the wind noise.)On a 4 speed the prop turns at engine revs in top gear, the T5 has quite a tall overdrive, I get around 1700 rpm at motorway speed with a 2.8 rear ratio. Very relaxing and economical (now if I could just fix the wind noise.) Fastbacks, Convertibles and Coupes. Cars are in stock in the Southeast of England with more shipping from the USA at all times. Other interesting American cars also stocked. CSRP disk brake setups sold Pmustang, you mentioned that people get around 2K revs with the more modern 5-speed. You are correct in that an ideal installation of the TKO-type boxes in an early Mustang would require surgery to the trans tunnel. They can be fitted without, but I did say 'ideal'. I have a T5 from MD behind the 393 stroker in my '68 and it has coped fine with 30k so far, but I don't drag race. This obviously has an overdriven 5th gear which gives me roughly 2250rpm at 80mph. If you go this route you need to use fifth relatively sparingly, depending on diff ratio, as at lower revs your ignition timing will not be all-in and you may still be in the rev range at which the carb is not fully running on the main jet circuit. These are petrol engines, not diesels. I had a Tiger many years back, and have a Cobra which had a toploader for a while (now running an original aluminium-case BW T10 - not to be recommended unless you rob banks for a living), and these boxes are just great. The change is a bit clunky by modern standards but they are pretty much unbreakable. I have rebuilt a number of toploaders and they are incredibly easy to do. Just buy a kit of parts from the US, choose WR or CR, and a day's work (once the box is out) will easily see it done. There are no adjustments, shims etc.It's just a dismantle, clean and rebuild job. I wouldn't dream of trying to rebuild a T5. RogerThey may be a bit clunky, but I imagine somewhat satisfying too. This is all really good stuff. What ratio is the T5's overdriven gear?They may be a bit clunky, but I imagine somewhat satisfying too. This is all really good stuff. What ratio is the T5's overdriven gear? A reliable, accurate shift is essential in racing as well. Cheers, MartinAll rights reserved. To add a new vehicle, select the year, make, and model at left. Please try again.Please try again.In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. Register a free business account Please try your search again later.This boot fits the lower transmission.Amazon calculates a product’s star ratings based on a machine learned model instead of a raw data average. The model takes into account factors including the age of a rating, whether the ratings are from verified purchasers, and factors that establish reviewer trustworthiness. The output shaft on these early transmissions had 25 splines. A select few of these transmissions were used in NASCAR grand national racing. Contact us for details. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience. We are currently shipping orders at full capacity. Click Here for more updates. LMR walks you through each transmission option and what Mustang they came in. In this article, we'll cover the manual transmissions that were factory equipment behind V8 Mustang engines. Reverse was left unsynchronized. The input shaft is a 10-spline while the output shaft is a 28-spline. On the VIN Door Tag, the Transmission Code is the number 6. Because the SROD is unable to handle increased horsepower, they are rarely seen being used in anything other than in a restored Mustang. Gear ratios for the SROD Mustang Manual Transmission are: There were many variations over the years, so stick with me here. They are the least desirable of the V8 T5 transmissions as the gear metallurgy, synchronizer design, and bearing arrangement were based on old technology. This added a much better syncronizer design, wide-ratio gearset, needle bearings for 1st, 2nd and 3rd speed gears, and improved metallurgy throughout. In 1989, the metallurgy was once again improved on the 2nd Speed Gear, 3rd Speed Gear, and Countershaft Cluster Gear. The tooth pitch of 2nd and 3rd was revised for strength and the gear ratios were slightly altered. 1992 brought about a welcome upgrade in synchronizer facing material from organic to carbon fiber. The reverse synchronizer assembly was also revised for better engagement. In 1993, for the Cobra and Cobra R Mustang, the countershaft cluster gear recieved a special coating and the input bearing was upgraded from a torrington style to a tapered roller bearing. 1994-1995 Mustang T5's shared the same features as the Fox last variants, but the input shaft and input bearing retainer were a longer length. 1994-95 T5 will not fit Fox Mustang and 1983-93 T5 will not fit 1994-95 Mustang without extensive modification. 1983-1989 Mustang T5 was equipped with a yellow 7-tooth speedometer drive gear and 1990-1995 Mustang T5 was equipped with a light green 8-tooth drive gear. Gear ratios over the years for the Mustang T5 are: Second, Third, and countershaft gears are all double moly. All of the synchronizers are the latest revisions, with 3rd and 4th featuring a carbon fiber facing. It has the 93 Cobra style input pocket bearing and is already equipped with a steel input bearing retainer. The speeodometer drive gear is the desirable 7-tooth. Gear ratios for the M-7003-Z Heavy Duty T5 Mustang Manual Transmission are: The 3-4 shift fork was updated in 1998 thru 2001 and is a common upgrade for 1996-97. The reverse fork was also updated in 1998 and there are three different versions available. Speaking of reverse, the T45 was the first Mustang transmission to feature a fully synchronized reverse gear. All T45 varieties use a ribbed aluminum case with integral bell housing. Gear ratios for the T45 are:Like the T45, it uses a ribbed aluminum case with an integral bellhousing. There were no variations between GT and Cobra versions 2001-2004. In 2005, the TR-3650 received a revised case and remote mount shifter for use in the 2005-2010 Mustang GT. Like the T45, the weak spot in this transmission is the 10-spline input shaft. The output shaft is a robust 31-spline. 01-04 transmissions use a rear slip yoke where the 05-10 variant uses a fixed flange. The 3650 can be retrofitted to T45 applications if a Speed-Cal is used to compensate for the difference in speedometer signals. Gear ratios for the TR-3650 are:It's 10-spline input and 27-spline output shafts severely limited the power handling of this otherwise awesome 6-speed manual transmission. The ribbed aluminum case featured a removable bellhousing and mid-plate to allow for different fitment configurations. Aftermarket support is plentiful for this transmission, so there are an abundance of upgrade parts available to make the T56 handle whatever you may throw at it. Because of the added length of the T56, a shorter than normal driveshaft was used in the 03-04 Cobra. Gear ratios for the T56 are: The Tremec TR-6060 6-speed is based on the T56, but improved from front to back. The aluminum case has an integral bell housing and the output yoke is a fixed design. Like its 05-10 GT sibling TR-3650, the 6060 uses a remote mount shifter. The 26-spline input shaft allows for much greater power handling. There have been three different ratio variations over the years. Gear ratios for the TR-6060 are: Like its Tremec predecessors (the Getrag shares no similarities otherwise) the case is ribbed cast aluminum with an integral bellhousing. The output yoke is a fixed design, but the input shaft is an oddball 23-spline. It features six forward gears with a reverse and the shifter is a remote mount design. The same transmission and gearset are used in both the GT and Boss 302. The MT82 is either a love it or hate it gearbox. There have been numerous complaints from consumers about faulty performance. However, there have been no recalls to date. Gear ratios for the MT82 are: It is designed for either a single or double overdrive application is currently used on small delivery vans and commercial vehicles, as well as performance vehicles. It has an 81mm center distance and comes equipped with high strength steel on all shafts and gears. This maximizes torque capacity and durability all while minimizing weight and package size. Also included are high capacity tapered bearings and synchronizers which contribute to low shift efforts and shifter travel. With the application of this transmission on the GT350s, this precise-shifting Tremec-3160 has proven to be on of the most sought after track-proven tranmissions for performance vehicles. Gear ratios for the TR-3160 are: Ford, Ford Lightning, SVT, Special Vehicle Team, F-Series, F150, Triton and all representations are trademarks of the Ford Motor Company. Ford, SVT, Special Vehicle Team, Ford Mustang, Mach 1, Shelby GT 500, 5.0, Cobra R, Fox Body Mustang, SVT Cobra, Bullitt, Cobra, GT, V6, S197, SN95 are all registered trademarks of Ford Motor Company. Saleen is a registered trademark of Saleen Incorporated. Roush is a registered trademark of Roush Enterprises Inc. 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