Originally posted by tailslide
ur 2nd point just serves to fortify ur ignorance further. have u
tried mating a 2WD engine to a 4WD drivetrain? the reverse can be
done (a AWD rex can be converted to a RWD version), but there is no
way u can mate an engine meant for 2WD to a 4WD. state one example
of which 2WD engine can be mated to a 4WD drivetrain and i'll be
more than happy to eat my words.
Originally posted by tailslide
i said an engine meant for a 2WD drivetrain cannot be mated to a
4WD drivetrain, although the reverse is possible. does my statement
looked like i was asking you the question whether a car's
drivetrain configuration is determined by the engine or the
transmission? again, do not argue for the sake of arguing (read;
pick up a hobby).
I like to ask a question to 
Tailslide
Honda fit 1.3 4WD and 2WD which will you buy?
Cause my Cust did intent to get the old Honda Fit 1.3 4WD
So hard now,how to explain to him better not too as it
will under power him so much and it not mated for 4WD and honda
designer are all idiot
