This is an overview of what it takes to swap a 4L60e to a 4L80e in a NNBS Chevy truck or SUV parts used in the swap flexplate amzn.to/3QlepYh converter spacer amzn.to/3Ynct3B speed sensor connector amzn.to/3OztjJc
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So same cooler line fittings right? Diffrent locations i know. How about running a lower cover? My grandad never had one on his chevelle. And it sat for 20 years in dirt and never had any issue. (Both seals leaked as you would expect) so idk. I hear its structural. I dig your trans mount too my man. Not good, but i like it.
Same cooler lines. I don't run the cover because they are a pain to get in and out if anything happens. Some people say they run cooler without it (inter webs says it's true so it has to be..) Cross member has worked for over 75k miles so it's gotta be good. Thanks for watching
Iran a stock reman converter for a while then i had one built by a company called B&I in Oklahoma (great company to deal with). It has an HD clutch and front cover and a 2400 stall speed. It was an awesome upgrade Bill will build whatever you want 405-557-0026
No 2wd but the install is very similar. You would need a 4wd output shaft, a transfer case adapter. The rear driveshaft would have to be shortened and the front one built longer. Your stock transfer case might work, just have to do some research.
Yes you can. The video lines out pretty much what you need. If you need some more direction contact me via email ( my email address is on my channel page.
96 to mid 99 in the OBS trucks and suv Late 99 to 2006 in the NBS Both of those year ranges would be the same mechanically but different wiring and programming than explained. 2007 to 2013 if it had a 4l60e and not the 6l80e. Hope that's clear as mud Thanks for watching
It drives great, I couldn't tell you about slower because I put a turbo on it at the sa,end time. It's got about 75k trouble free miles on it. The only real difference is about 200 rpm higher on the freeway because of the overdrive ratio difference.
@@autovationFtWorth oh really? I have looked at the over drive gear ratio but I do know that 1st gear is longer than 1st in a 60e. I have a custom built iron 6.2 that I’m putting a supercharger on for about 10psi of boost so I’m hoping to make around 600wheel on. But I was hoping the 80e didn’t eat up a whole bunch of power of feel lazy.
60e will not live a long life at that power level. I shelled 1 stock and 2 'built' 60e's in my LS swapped s10 blazer. 5.3, small cam, springs and headers, no power adder. The only key to making a 4l80 live is leave it in 3rd when you're beating on it.