I have done a bit of searching, and i only require a simple answer... but are the MTX's in the 95-99 I4 cloud cars the same as the 2gnt/asog transmission? Or are they like the neon MTX where the bellhousing is different?

nevermind, i found what I was looking for

Post it here for posterity.

I've never heard of an MTX cloud car.

i agree... share ur answer. :)

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perhaps There arent any and that what he found out.

Terry

"The standard engine in all Stratus models is the same 132-horsepower 2.0-liter four-cylinder that powers the Neon twins. It's mated to a smooth five-speed manual transmission, the only Stratus engine so equipped. "

http://www.internetautoguide.com/reviews/1997/1997_Dodge_Stratus.html

What they are describing here is a SOHC 2.0L but i read somewhere else (now i cant find the link) that the 2.4 also came with an MTX, not all years however.

For some reason i dont get a notification in my email when someone replies so i dont know when to come check for responses thus the long time since I posted on this thread.

The conclusion I came to; albeit on assumption and not fact; was that since it was an SOHC Neon engine i assume the bellhousing would need to be swapped.. I do not have access to one of these cars and i find it had to get good info about technical specs on these cars.

Im looking to do a 5 speed swap and since the NV-T350 is hard as phuck to find in canada on a 2gnt/Veng/Sebring, im looking for alternatives.

If anyone knows more on this please post up!!!

if you have a look on http://car-parts.com you will find that there are lots of Stratus/Breeze/Cirrus MTX's

Generally Car-parts.com is fairly good at cross-referencing parts where they are swappable. Like sebring and 2gnt trannies if you do a search for one it shows the other.

This is another reason for my assumption that they are not swappable...