1966 Mustang Transmission

1966 Ford Mustang Transmission

Maintain or Upgrade Your 1966 Mustang's Transmission for Slip-Free Performance

1966 Mustang Transmission

1966 Ford Mustang Transmission

Maintain or Upgrade Your 1966 Mustang's Transmission for Slip-Free Performance

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  1. T5AP6
    Modern Driveline T-5 Adapter Plate for C6OA-6394-C Bellhousing and 9" Clutch 6 Cylinder Mustang 1965-1967
    Rating:
    90%
    $335.00
  2. T5C1
    Ron Morris Transmission Crossmember w/ Parking Brake Mustang T5 Conversion 64-66
    Rating:
    100%
    $177.99
  3. TCU1
    Transmission Crossmember Mustang 1965-1966
    Rating:
    100%
    $74.99
  4. Speedometer Cable Gear Retainer Clip Mustang 1965-1998
    Speedometer Cable Gear Retainer Clip Mustang 1965-1998
    Rating:
    100%
    $5.29
  5. ARP Bellhousing Bolt Kit Hex Head Manual Transmission 289/ 302/ 351W
    ARP Bellhousing Bolt Kit Hex Head Manual Transmission 289/ 302/ 351W
    Rating:
    85%
    $27.99
  6. Flywheel Steel For 9” Clutch Kit Manual Transmission 200 Mustang 1965-1970
    Flywheel Steel For 9” Clutch Kit Manual Transmission 200 Mustang 1965-1970
    Rating:
    75%
    $228.99
  7. ARP Pressure Plate Bolt Kit Small Block/Big Block V8 1985 And Earlier
    ARP Pressure Plate Bolt Kit Small Block/Big Block V8 1985 And Earlier
    Rating:
    100%
    $14.99
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1966 Transmission

If you've noticed your 1966 Mustang's transmission isn't shifting as cleanly as it once did, then it's time to make a choice. You can fix your existing transmission. You may also decide that replacing your 1966 Mustang transmission makes more sense for you.

If you've noticed your 1966 Mustang's transmission isn't shifting as cleanly as it once did, then it's time to make a choice. You can fix your existing transmission or replace your 1966 Mustang transmission if that makes more sense to you.

For many classic Mustang owners, keeping the original engine and transmission operating smoothly is part of the fun of owning a first-gen. With high-quality clutch kits, rebuild kits, valve bodies, and other hardware, you can keep your original Mustang transmission running as crisply as it ever did. If you're increasing your engine's power, then you'll want to upgrade your 1966 Ford Mustang transmission to match. For big changes, like Coyote swaps, changing out the transmission is a crucial part of getting the new engine to run well in your '66.