Automatic engien swap....Why not?

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Devilman13
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Automatic engien swap....Why not?

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I RealY want a fast automatic mx-3.I have searched the sight and could not find the answers to these questions so i posted them. Any input would be great.<P>1. Has anyone swaped the b6t or bpt into an automatic trany MX-3?<BR> 2. I have seen in a few posts that it cant be done, but why not? Ive herd that all i need is a simple adaptor.<BR> 3. What kind of hp do you think the 95 mx-3 auto trany can hold?<P> Thanks
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Re: Automatic engien swap....Why not?

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It's been done.<BR>The answer to all your question lies in the 3rd. The tranny can't hold the power.<BR>the guy who did it swapped to manual after he popped his ATX.
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Re: Automatic engien swap....Why not?

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oooold topic, but i'm digging for info right now, hehe. the tranny CAN be built to hold power, but not too far above about the 300hp range.
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make that 350hp range, since the 2.5 trannies can bolt to 1.6...
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