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Old 01-01-2005, 05:35 PM
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Question Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

I was wondering if my 89 mustang would come stock with a trans that will support my 5.0 when i put in it? Mine is a 5spd trans. Also if i put a bigger cam in my engine what all in my engine will i have to replace.
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Re: Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

THe T-5 that comes with the 4 banger is not rated to take the power of the V8. You will break the input shaft..
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Re: Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

i have a similar car--88--would changing the stick have any negative affect?
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Re: Re: Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

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i have a similar car--88--would changing the stick have any negative affect?
If your talking about the shifter, a short throw shifter will have a positive affect on the performance of the car. Shorter Shifts = Better ET's.
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Re: Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

Also the input shaf is different from a 4cyl T5, but a different throw out bearing and spacer should make it work from what I remember.
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Re: Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

The torque that a 5.0 puts out is a lot for that 4 banger trans to handle. I'm thinking you can use it though, along with the rear end. The way i see it if dont use it you not gonna need it so try it if you break it then you gotta change it, if you dont then you saved some money.
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thanks guys, i have one last Q? What all will i have to change in my front end like suspention? and or what else?
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Re: Does a 89 Lx 4cyl come stock with a t-5 trans.

I have also heard that you would have to change the brakes.
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