4d56 or 4m40?

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Re: 4d56 or 4m40? [Re: blizi] #823484 07/07/07 12:14 AM

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Bernoulli

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I have a 4d56 which I like. For what it's worth, the local MMC parts guy says the 4m40 is more powerful and reliable. He says they don't come back for repair. Having a timing chain instead of a belt is a plus in my opinion. I hope to have a 4m40 ITD in my future.

89 3L V6 5spd SWB, Aisin Manual Hubs, 2 (suspension) seater Raider in Wheeler, OR

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
4d56 or 4m40?	blizi	07/06/07 05:19 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Bernoulli	07/07/07 12:14 AM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	PHIL_	07/07/07 03:36 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Pajerist	07/07/07 04:36 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	blizi	07/08/07 05:15 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	DonM	07/08/07 06:59 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	torquemonster	07/08/07 07:33 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Bernoulli	07/09/07 11:48 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	torquemonster	07/10/07 04:00 AM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	blizi	07/10/07 08:13 AM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Macka	07/10/07 02:46 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	PartyTruck	07/17/07 01:04 AM

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