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08-29-2025, 09:45 PM
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Location: Orcas Island Washington
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T-5 behind an H-six?
Is there any reason the S-10 version of the T-5 transmission wouldn't bolt up to a '51 H model flathead with the speedway or other kit? I have interchanged crashbox T-9s between the two engines. I'm quite familiar with shifting the T-9 but I'm seeing occasion where other family members are interested in taking it on dump runs and other errands. I have to also admit I have grown exceedingly fond of the T-5's silky gear changes in the truck based woodie.
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