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Good 4L80E option for race vehicles?

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Good 4L80E option for race vehicles?

Post by bru21 »

Looking around for a transmission and came across these:

http://www.ranchodrivetrain.com/4L80E.htm

http://www.ranchodrivetrain.com/Products.htm

wondering if its worth the hassle over a th400?
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Post by Mick. »

I like the idea of the T400 because of it's simplicity. There's no electronics to worry about and if something goes wrong there easy and cheap to fix.

I think the 4L80E would be pricy to build up and fix if something went wrong. It would also depend on if you where after an overdrive or not.

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Post by bru21 »

The one I have the link for is full manual. Quick research shows its about 1k more then a th400. I didn't realise the 4L80E could be a 4L80!
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