TRANS QUESTION
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RE: TRANS QUESTION
you have a "World Class" T5. They started using the "World Class" T5 durring the 1985 production year.
In 1985, the T5 was upgraded to the "World Class" T5 - improvements include:
tapered roller bearings on the countershaft
caged needle bearings under 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gears on the mainshaft
double synchronizers on 1st and 2nd
steel blocker rings with friction linings on 3rd and 4th
torque capacity remains at 265 lbs-ft because of the new 1st gear ratio being 3.35 vs the 1983 1/2 - 1984's 2.95
In 1990, the T5 was upgraded again with the following improvements:
4615 alloy steel for the cluster & 3rd gear
4620 alloy steel for 2nd gear
a coarser pitch was used on 2nd and 3rd improving strength
these upgrades upped the torque capacity to 300 lbs-ft despite the 3.35 1st gear
Torque rating (strength) of a tranny is based on:
1st gear ratio
mainshaft - to - countershaft-centerline distance (T5: 77mm)
width of gears
In 1985, the T5 was upgraded to the "World Class" T5 - improvements include:
tapered roller bearings on the countershaft
caged needle bearings under 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gears on the mainshaft
double synchronizers on 1st and 2nd
steel blocker rings with friction linings on 3rd and 4th
torque capacity remains at 265 lbs-ft because of the new 1st gear ratio being 3.35 vs the 1983 1/2 - 1984's 2.95
In 1990, the T5 was upgraded again with the following improvements:
4615 alloy steel for the cluster & 3rd gear
4620 alloy steel for 2nd gear
a coarser pitch was used on 2nd and 3rd improving strength
these upgrades upped the torque capacity to 300 lbs-ft despite the 3.35 1st gear
Torque rating (strength) of a tranny is based on:
1st gear ratio
mainshaft - to - countershaft-centerline distance (T5: 77mm)
width of gears
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