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Crystalnet Gearhead Posts: 129 From: Hoschton, GA USA Registered: Dec 2003	posted 01-03-2006 02:24 PM I'm about to replace my C-4 with a T-5 in my 67 w/289. Do I need a T-5 block plate? ------------------ Randy F. 67 Convertible 289 http://mustang.crystal-ga.com
gjz30075 Gearhead Posts: 105 From: Roswell, Ga. Registered: Apr 2004	posted 01-03-2006 02:43 PM Yes, you'll need the block plate for the T5 bellhousing.
Scott H Gearhead Posts: 1480 From: Chicago area Registered: Mar 2005	posted 01-03-2006 03:03 PM You need a block plate that matches the bellhousing you plan to use. I've done a few t5 swaps where I used the stock 3spd/4spd bellhousing and all original clutch pedal linkage. Makes it easy to find parts. If you use the t5 bellhousing you will also need to use either a hydraulic or cable operated clutch pedal assembly.

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