4G92 gearbox?
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4G92 gearbox?
Is it possible to use this with the 6A12?
What are the gear ratio's like compared to the original gearbox?
What about strength?
What are the gear ratio's like compared to the original gearbox?
What about strength?
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I was able to fit a F5M41 gearbox (1996 mitsu colt) to my engine (6A11, 1996 v6 lancer). The bellhousings of the 6A1* and 4G** series engines are basically the same from 1996 onward.
The mivec lancer (1996+) carries the same F5M42 gearbox (same bellhousing as F5M41) as the FTO. The difference is the gear ratios.
Correct me if I am wrong.
Pictures of the conversion here:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/393292
The mivec lancer (1996+) carries the same F5M42 gearbox (same bellhousing as F5M41) as the FTO. The difference is the gear ratios.
Correct me if I am wrong.
Pictures of the conversion here:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/393292
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Yeah I think that lancer is now doing 13s
It's number plates were 2FST2C or something like that
But the 4G92 MIVEC gearbox is so hard to find
And even harder with LSD
Maybe you can play around with the diffs/final drive ratio?
because I drive VTEC YO!!!!! honda's quite often I swear the only reason they are as quick as they are is ultra short ratio's and light weight!
It's number plates were 2FST2C or something like that
But the 4G92 MIVEC gearbox is so hard to find

And even harder with LSD
Maybe you can play around with the diffs/final drive ratio?
because I drive VTEC YO!!!!! honda's quite often I swear the only reason they are as quick as they are is ultra short ratio's and light weight!
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i've seen a drag race on a jap motoring show between a fto type r and a integra type r dc2 and the fto is in the lead for the first half of the 1/4 mile (because imo of the longer gear ratios and torque) but then the integra passed by and won by around .1 of a sec (~15.2)
theres other factors but they both had full grip when they left the line, and with the foot planted down on both, the fto was in the lead for 1st/2nd gear, then the integra passed by to win
it takes ages to change gears in a drag race, .2 of a sec or something
theres other factors but they both had full grip when they left the line, and with the foot planted down on both, the fto was in the lead for 1st/2nd gear, then the integra passed by to win

it takes ages to change gears in a drag race, .2 of a sec or something
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95 mitsubishi galant 6a11 V6
which gear box fits perfectly with this engine and where can i source a conversion kit??
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Depends on your model Galant. Most Mitsi's pre 95 had the box on the drivers side. Post 95 cars have the box on the passenger side & as such each type of box is different (spins the opposite way.)
If its a post 95 style (box on passenger side of the car) then either the FTO box (F5M42) wil fit, or the original box that came with the post 95 6A11's was the F5M41 box. Major differrence between the boxes is the final drive ratio, M42 is 4.3:1, M41 is 4.05:1
If its the pre 95 style, you could try the F5M31 7bolt tranny, or the F5M22.
Pretty sure none of them require any conversion kits as such.
Hope that helps.
If its a post 95 style (box on passenger side of the car) then either the FTO box (F5M42) wil fit, or the original box that came with the post 95 6A11's was the F5M41 box. Major differrence between the boxes is the final drive ratio, M42 is 4.3:1, M41 is 4.05:1
If its the pre 95 style, you could try the F5M31 7bolt tranny, or the F5M22.
Pretty sure none of them require any conversion kits as such.
Hope that helps.
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Re: 4G92 gearbox?
Bump from the dead, also the 4G93 gearbox as I may have my hands on one of these for free.