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Topic: T56 swap on sn95 cobra?
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drop92
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im about to order a transmission for my 96 cobra! im looking to buy a t56! i now people have done this mod on thissite before! is there anything additional i need to do this swap like driveshaft or cross member.........
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Captain Obvious
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if its a regular T56 your getting, they are only rated to 440 ftlbs and require a ton of extras to install.
go with a built T5 or a TKO, both would be cheaper to install and alot stronger.
anyways... you will need a different crossmember and a shorter driveshaft and some way to run your speedometer, for a fox 87-93 mustang its mechanical but for a SN95 im not sure.
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drop92
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I read somewhere that ford racing sells a t56 that works with 96-04 speedos. I can't remember where. Just tryng to find out if that's even true
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CornOil_&_Boost
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Originally posted by 302 DROP:
im about to order a transmission for my 96 cobra! im looking to buy a t56! i now people have done this mod on thissite before! is there anything additional i need to do this swap like driveshaft or cross member.........
this is all youre going to need.
http://www.ddperformance.com/shop/index.php?cPath=108_143
The T-56 Magnum is the next generation aftermarket T-56 6 Speed transmission and is based on the TR-6060 transmission, original equipment in the Mustang GT500, Corvette, Camaro, Viper & Challenger.
Features:
- 700lb-ft Torque Capacity with 2.97 or 2.66 1st Gear
- Mechanical or Electric Speedometer
- 26 T Input Shaft
- 31 T Output S
I would say this is stronger than a TKO and a lot more fun to drive as well... the brackets just move the crossmember back..I use them in my 95....
there is an electronic plug which is used for your speedo so no mod there....not much modding is needed so dont be fooled...
or AJE makes a badass new crossmember that put you can still use your standard mounts and their crossmember....
[ May 24, 2010, 12:12 AM: Message edited by: jordan_0806 ]
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If you were going to do the install with OUT using the D&D kit,
you will need
-Reverse lockout solenoid connector - EASY
-Timer box to hook up a button for the solenoid -EASY
-Ford racing driver shaft with 31 spline yoke (will be shortened)
-Energy suspension tranny mount
-Fox clutch fork
here's a T56 installed with a AJE crossmember:
it took me and blown95svt to install a 6 speed in my 95 Cobra about 3 hours using the brackets...it would hav been about 1.5 if we didnt have to measure and drill...
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Beasty5.0
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Actually if I remember correctly if your's is a 98 cobra it has removeable crossmember mounts, then you can do the following:
1. Cross member will need to be moved backward. Bascially, the two holes that are used on each side get moved up. The rear holes on the crossmember need to lined up with the front holes on the car. Finally, front holes on the crossmember become spots for the bolt.
2. The driveshaft from the cobra (03/04) should work, but will need to change the slip yoke.
3. For the speedometer, you can buy the Dallas extended range speedcal
4. The reverse light wires will need to be extended to go over the tranny. I believe the stock trans is on the driver side, the new tranny has it on the passenger side.
5. Finally, the reverse lockout switch needs to be installed. When my conversion was done, it wasn't completed, but plan to have it done sooner or later.
[ May 24, 2010, 12:25 AM: Message edited by: Beasty5.0 ]
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drop92
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is it worth putting a 6 speed?
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