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thunderbolt 01-09-2002 10:37 AM

Anyone swaped a c4 for an fmx?
 
Anyone know what all needs to be changed. Is the c4 the same length with the same transmission mountiong points? What about large vs small bellhousing? My fmx is old and leaky and I think a nicely built c4 would be a much better replacement for the overweight lug in there now.

Dark Knight 01-09-2002 11:47 AM

depends on the year...and what it's out of...

Crazy Horse GT 01-09-2002 12:53 PM

everybody told me fmx's sucked ,but i had one in a 69 cougar that was indestructable i raced the ----- out of it & it just kept going ,a beefed up c-4 aint bad either , really it's up to you.

thunderbolt 01-09-2002 05:22 PM

It's in a 72 mustang wth a 351C. Don't really care where the c4 is sourced from. I am not particularly hard on it and it isn't giving me fits, I am just tired of it leaking from worn out shafts and bushings (not the seals, done that, shaft wobbles in housing) I figure if I am going to have to have a rebuild/replacment I would rather get rid of the weight of the fmx than rebuild it. Plus, there are more parts available for the c4.

70_Nitrous_Eate 01-09-2002 08:00 PM

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Originally posted by crazy horse gt
everybody told me fmx's sucked ,but i had one in a 69 cougar that was indestructable i raced the ----- out of it & it just kept going ,a beefed up c-4 aint bad either , really it's up to you.
There's nothing wrong with the FMX tranny. It's basically a C6, but with a castiron bellhousing instead of an aluminum one. You're right, very tought. But also very heavy. I also beat the crap out of my FMX and havn't had a single problem yet!


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