C4 and C6
11-13-2007, 07:20 PM
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C4 and C6
About a year ago I bought a C4 transmission off a friend for a cheap price, now today I cleaned it all up so i can paint it and install. But it says on the side that its a C6 haha.
Is there any other pros to a C6 over a C4 rather than strengh?
Thanks.
Is there any other pros to a C6 over a C4 rather than strengh?
Thanks.
11-13-2007, 11:03 PM
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RE: C4 and C6
they are both 3 speed automatics with no overdrive. the C6 DOES take a little more power to turn, but is also MUCH stronger even in its stock form.
if its a C6 the bellhousing and the rest of the tranny should be cast all as one piece, theres your super-easy identifier
if its a C6 the bellhousing and the rest of the tranny should be cast all as one piece, theres your super-easy identifier
11-13-2007, 11:51 PM
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RE: C4 and C6
ORIGINAL: cylostang
more gears...i believe
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more gears...i believe
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11-14-2007, 10:54 AM
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RE: C4 and C6
ORIGINAL: my77stang
they are both 3 speed automatics with no overdrive. the C6 DOES take a little more power to turn, but is also MUCH stronger even in its stock form.
if its a C6 the bellhousing and the rest of the tranny should be cast all as one piece, theres your super-easy identifier
they are both 3 speed automatics with no overdrive. the C6 DOES take a little more power to turn, but is also MUCH stronger even in its stock form.
if its a C6 the bellhousing and the rest of the tranny should be cast all as one piece, theres your super-easy identifier