CMac

Im thinking about putting a procharger kit on my '95 5.0, 5 speed. Just curious what, if any, tranny mods will need to be done? Will the stock tranny hold up to an extra 2-300 HP?

ChadStang

If you are looking to add 2-300 hp the T5 won't last long at all. Is your engine stock? If so the engine won't last long either.

Autonut

Welcome to CMOC. Good answer Chad.

Granatelli Sales

A ProCharger P-1SC1 supercharger for your car will add up to 85% more power if you purchase the 14psi kit.
As long as you are not power shifting your T5 it should survive. A clutch upgrade would be ideal, we would recommend the McLeod Super Street Pro clutch kit.

PMed quote for ProCharger.

Outrgus

My suggestion would be to sell your car and buy this one. Lot cheaper in the long run after upgrading fuel system/trans/clutch/rear end etc.
https://www.cmoc.ca/mustangs-sale-18...mustang-20793/
Ask me, It takes alot more than putting a supercharger/turbo on a car to make it perform right.
I don't know this car, but has alot of good pieces for the money.

def67

That's a bad car!

Autonut

Is that BAD as in BAD *** GOOD or Bad as in stay away?

Looks sweet to me.

Apocalypse Pony

Why pour all your money into the US for parts when you've got a turnkey car in Canada? Seller has already taken the hit for parts and installation, built what looks like a complete package and is selling at a fraction of the cost, seems like a good business decision. Only unknown for the buyer is how the car has been driven and maintained. Take the cost of what you're going to spend on parts,exchange and duty, plus what your car is worth, and I'm guessing you might be close. But, if you're doing the build yourself, for the experience of doing it, then maybe turnkey's not for you. My $.02, no more than that.

Autonut

Who knows this guy could be a one hit poster, I could be wrong.
Now, I'm starting to sound like you AP.

def67

Bad *** Good!