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Topic: foxbody t5 to 66 mustang
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05s197
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my friend has a fox body with a t5 that he is parting out and I have first dibs at whatever I want. If I was going to put the t5 in my 66 mustang (currently a c4) could I use the pedals/ clutch stuff on my 66 or will I need 66 mustang pedals and go to a cable clutch?
Posts: 54 | From: walnut creek/concord | Registered: Oct 2013
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05s197
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also is there anything I can take from the foxbody for the 66 at all?
Posts: 54 | From: walnut creek/concord | Registered: Oct 2013
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Sinister Mustang
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I would recommend using the 64-66 pedals. I did the conversion on a 65 and a 67 and both used correct era pedals and bought a cable conversion kit.
You need the pedals from a factory 3-4 speed car ( manual pedals )
I hope this helps!
[ 2015-01-07, 09:10 AM: Message edited by: Sinister Mustang ]
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Posts: 255 | From: Roseville,CA | Registered: Dec 2014
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05s197
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thanks guys. so basically all I can take from the donor car is the transmission?
Posts: 54 | From: walnut creek/concord | Registered: Oct 2013
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Sinister Mustang
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As 70 said, there's hundreds of swap information sites. I basically bought complete 87-93 ( use an 87-93 trans, you'll thank yourself later ) and just pieced the rest of it together.
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Posts: 255 | From: Roseville,CA | Registered: Dec 2014
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05s197
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only part I dont know about after reading all of these is if I can keep the stock master cylinder/ how to route the clutch cable
Posts: 54 | From: walnut creek/concord | Registered: Oct 2013
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wilit
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Here's a list of parts and costs I posted on VMF a couple of years ago. I went the hydraulic clutch route because that cable is ugly and is easily melted in an early Mustang if you have long tube headers.
'84 T5 (only bought because of the 2.95 1st and .63 5th) - $350 from a buddy
Bellhousing - Included w/transmission
Shifter base - Included w/transmission
Clutch Fork - Included w/transmission
Yoke w/driveshaft from Fox body - Included w/transmission
Transmission mount - Included w/transmission
Flywheel (used) - $40 from Californiafords.com classifieds
Block plate (used) - $15 from Californiafords.com classifieds
King Cobra clutch disc and pressure plate (new) - $120 from Californiafords.com classifieds
Longacre 36" hydraulic line (new part #LON-28050) - $30 from Summit
Throwout bearing (new) - $27 from Summit
Roller pilot bearing (new) - $14 from Summit
Clutch Alignment tool (new) - $5 from Summit
ARP Flywheel bolts (new) - $9 from Summit
Hurst shifter handle (new part #538-8022) - $80 from Summit
Hurst shifter knob (new) - $15 from eBay
Shifter boot from '69 w/Hurst shifter (new) - $15 from eBay
Shifter boot trim from '69 (new) - $12 from eBay
Clutch pedal (used) - $40 from Turlock swap meet
Clutch pedal pad (new) - $4 from Mustangs Plus
Brake pedal pad (new) - $10 from Mustangs Plus (will cut down auto pedal to work)
Clutch pedal bushings (new) - $1 from Mustangs Plus
Speedometer gear (new) - $10 from Mustangs Plus
Transmission Crossmember (new) - $80 from NE Performance Mustang
Hydraulic master, slave and bracket kit (new) - $236 from Dazecars.com
Total Cost: $1,113
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70stang351w
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^^^was looking for that list couldnt find it the other day
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