can a v6 and a four cylinder use the same transmission?

Asked by choji26 Jun 29, 2012 at 01:01 AM about the 2003 Mitsubishi Galant ES

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Dont think you can cause trans for the V6 is probably bigger and handles more power then a trans for a 4 cylinder which would be smaller

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Depends on how strong the transmission is. Its usually torque that destroys transmissions not really horsepower. A transmission of an Evo for example can handle torque in excess of 450lb which is a torque of a V8; however, it also depends on how the driver deals with his transmission. Bad use can destroy a robust transmission even with engines with low torque.. The difference in engines as per ur question might compromise the drivability of the car rather than the transmission. For example, a V6 is more powerful than the 4cyl, which allows the gearing ratio to be long (you won't shift to get the most out of the car's power); whereas in a 4cyl engine, you'll find it a bit harder to get the car going as you'll have to work the engine harder to match the gearbox's long ratio. Hope that helps =)

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I need help! Did Honda use the same transmission behind the 4cylinder as they did with the v6? Can't seem to find the answers

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