87-93 & 94-95 T5 Bell housings

[01yz2nv]

Whats the difference in the two, and how can I identify which is which?

Thanks
Casey

[Whiteboy]

94-95 say 5.0 on them they wont interchange must use the same year trans set up.

[Lone Sailor]

The '94-'95 bells are a little longer.

[thesource]

94-95 say 5.0 on them they wont interchange must use the same year trans set up.

Yep. The easiest indicator is the 5.0 stamped on the bellhousing right above where the transmission bolts to the bellhousing. They are deeper and cannot be used with a Fox body unit unless the input shaft is swapped out too.

[01yz2nv]

I have one that says 3.8 on it, what does this go to?

[black50]

I have one that says 3.8 on it, what does this go to?

to a 3.8v6 out of an SN-95 car

[01yz2nv]

to a 3.8v6 out of an SN-95 car

I'm not using it and wondering what to do with it. If I was to sell it who would be potential buyers? What can you use a v6 bell for?

[thesource]

I'm not using it and wondering what to do with it. If I was to sell it who would be potential buyers? What can you use a v6 bell for?

If you find a buyer and they need some more of them, let me know. I have about 10 of the damn things. You could use it on a 302 or 351 if you use a 164 tooth flywheel with it. You could also upgrade the clutch to an 11" disc.

[Txstang1]

Yep. The easiest indicator is the 5.0 stamped on the bellhousing right above where the transmission bolts to the bellhousing. They are deeper and cannot be used with a Fox body unit unless the input shaft is swapped out too.

God I will never forget learning that lesson the real hard way back in my younger days.

[black50]

aluminum scrap, you could get enough for a six pack of miller high life