Isuzu T5 26 spline input shaft?
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Isuzu T5 26 spline input shaft?
Today at work I did a clutch on a isuzu rodeo and when I dropped the tranny I noticed it was definitly a t5. Looking at the input shaft it has a large number of splines, definitly not a 10 spline like mustangs. It looks about the correct length of a mustang input shaft. I'm just wondering if its what companies like astro use for 26 splines or if it could just be used in a rebuild of a t5 for a mustang? Anyone know?
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RE: Isuzu T5 26 spline input shaft?
well send me the izusu shaft and i'll let ya know... i doubt its the right length tho... remember it has to be with in 1/16 - 2/16 of the stock one to fit proberly... i mean hell look how big of a difference the 11/16's the sn95's have made
#3
RE: Isuzu T5 26 spline input shaft?
The Isuzu T5 is the same as the S10 T5. Some Rodeo's used the GM 3.1 v6.
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RE: Isuzu T5 26 spline input shaft?
Well if you could swap em, now you gotta 26splined input with the same Stock T-5 gears. I comparedmy G-Force gears and input to an M22 "rockcrusher" input and gears, they are bigger and just as straight cut. (Helical synchonized that is.) With that said... Polishing a turd doesn't make it any less of a turd.
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RE: Isuzu T5 26 spline input shaft?
I broke one of those T5's with a stock 2.8 in my S10. Theyre weak.
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Well if you could swap em, now you gotta 26splined input with the same Stock T-5 gears. I comparedmy G-Force gears and input to an M22 "rockcrusher" input and gears, they are bigger and just as straight cut. (Helical synchonized that is.) With that said... Polishing a turd doesn't make it any less of a turd.
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Guess you know a lot man! by the way sorry for putting this thread up from over 4 years of being dead...Hope you understand. Just an idiot who's needing help...My car is quite old and i guess creating a new thread seemed useless so i decided to put some of my queries here just to make sure i'll get a precise answer. So, it happened that I was installing the 32-spline input shaft into my NP241 for my isuzu rodeo 94. When I pulled the old shaft out I set it down to take a picture of the two before I installed the new one. I noticed that the shafts were machined differently. The new one looks as if it wasn't machined down enough to allow the bearing to sit where it needs to, it's about 3/8s off . Should I return it, see if it can be machined down or what? I'm kinda in a hurry to get this done before my busy season starts up. hope to get answers from you. Thanks anyway!
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