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    Could a V6 protege tow another protege?

    Like a KL powered protege towing another one? What do you think? Would it work or is it stupid?
    2006 Mazda 3 hatchback manual

    #2
    Yeah... it could be possible since the KL is Torquey!
    Past: 1994 White Protege DX ~DEAD~

    Current: 05' Onyx Black Mazda 6 'S' ~Bone Stock~


    Originally posted by TheMAN
    you MUST keep in mind the 2nd gen is the bastard child of the proteges...

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      #3
      capasity is based on torque and drivers ability. if you were skilled you could make a DX tow an other DX.

      quick and easy answer:
      Yes, 200ft-lb will be enough to get another protege to the track, but kiss your gas mileage goodbye
      Last edited by Protoss; 01-13-2004, 01:26 AM.
      When you turn your car on... does it return the favor?

      Originally posted by goldstar
      Yes, still have it. It was my attempt to immortalize you in verse.

      A Protege driver named Brock
      Once said 7 seconds he'd clock.
      So his engine he goosed
      With much too much boost,
      And drove a rod through his block.

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        #4
        dude you can tow anything with anything practially....

        i've towed an LX with my stock 323....
        i've also towed a 93 4door LX civic with 2 passengers in it with my 323 stock...

        its all about how you do things
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        I pet my dash when I get into the car..."good car"
        he actually has a mazda tree, parts grow on it

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          #5
          yea ive towed a few things too, should be no problem at all
          No more protege, Mx-3 now...Only known BP powered Mx-3 in Nova Scotia

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            #6
            mx dx towed a mercury couger last week, so i dun see a reason it couldnt tow a small protege

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              #7
              My red 323 towed a chevy avalanche .. and pushed it in a driveway ... lol ....
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                #8
                I towed a 82 Chevy Camaro when I had my LX motor and had no problems.
                1991 Mazda 323 GTR Sedan
                MODS:
                GTR motor swap, F&R Familia strut bars, MX-3 Rear Lower strut tie bar, GTX front bumper, GTX grill, EDM headlights & corners, EDM 323 rear garnish, EDM spoiler, EGT sideskirts, MX-3 seats, GTX steering wheel, EGT glass sunroof, WRX hood scoop (functional!!), and other things that take too much space to list.....
                TO DO LIST:
                EDM/JDM rear bumper
                EDM/JDM power folding mirrors
                Repaint car

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                  #9
                  towing has to do with how much extra capacity the transmission can take.

                  Depending on how skilled you are at towing, you could use a Festiva to tow a car, but if you are a dumbass about it, you will blow any mazda tranny, including a g-series like the pro lx and K-series tranny's.

                  I've towed my MX3 with my Festiva in the past...but the festiva has a motor swap, but still has the shtity stock tranny.
                  93' Noble Green MX-ZE (sold )
                  02' Graphite Grey WRX Stage 4, 286whp
                  05' Pontiac Vibe daily driver, lowered/tinted/rims

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                    #10
                    I was actually thinking about using an automatic tranny. I think I'll just avoid doing that. :p: I don't think it'd be a good idea unless I really needed something.
                    2006 Mazda 3 hatchback manual

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                      #11
                      Just dont pull a wil and pull a festiva with a protege with a dog chain IT WONT WORK!!! lmao. <- Wil knowing his mighty knowledge
                      Maroon 1995 Probe SE
                      Beige 1994 Protege DX
                      Silver 2001 Protege ES

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                        #12
                        I have uprooted trees with my DX before. Not the safest thing in the world....
                        ~Mar.

                        Now say it with me... B-R-A-K-E.

                        Good job!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by maz94protege
                          Just dont pull a wil and pull a festiva with a protege with a dog chain IT WONT WORK!!! lmao. <- Wil knowing his mighty knowledge
                          A dog chain .......
                          photo album|photo album 2 (pbase)

                          dbest1a AT yahoo DOT com

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                            #14
                            If you do, you will want to make sure to get electric brakes for the trailer and a controller for the tow vehicle. That is the most important safety thing for towing, especially with a small car (or a tow vehicle lighter than what it is towing).

                            I just towed a U-Haul sport trailer, which probably weighed 1200-1500lbs, across country, with 195/55-15 tires, and the Protege handled it just fine. Mileage took a hit, though.
                            David Avard
                            '90 Protege LX (STS-prepped)
                            '89 Civic Si (STS-prepped)
                            '02 Altima SE (14.164 @ 97.7mph stock)

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                              #15
                              i always wasted to get a one bike trailer and paint a dirt bike the same as my car and tow it behind my car.
                              Serenity's Dead.

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