spraying nitrous through shifts on stock 4L60E?
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Any HP adder is not good for the transmition. You can have it tunned to were it pulls even more timming (more then the factory tune does) during the shift. That way you just let it spray, and the PCM will cut timing out during the shift, which should soften the blow to the trans. Personaly, I just sprayed mine until I popped the trans, then had it built for it. It took me a little over a year to pop it, and it was petty exciting when it did pop!
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Any HP adder is not good for the transmition. You can have it tunned to were it pulls even more timming (more then the factory tune does) during the shift. That way you just let it spray, and the PCM will cut timing out during the shift, which should soften the blow to the trans. Personaly, I just sprayed mine until I popped the trans, then had it built for it. It took me a little over a year to pop it, and it was petty exciting when it did pop!
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I spent an easy $3000 in parts for it. I wish I would have known about the 4L80E option at that time. If it goes again (well when it goes again), I will replace the 4L60E with a built 4L80E. For what I spent on the trans I could have done the swap to a 4L80E I think. But I can not complain. I have had no troubles out of it since. I have no idea how many juiced passes I have put on it. I can tell you I popped it back in Feb of 05, had it fixed and on the road again by March of 05, and have put countless passes on it, and it has held up fine. Now that I am going to a turbocharged 408, I do not think it will stand a chance to last. Also, I tuned my PCM not to drop timing when it shifts. I did that way before I popped it, and it only popped after (the very next track day) I went from the stock torque to the 3800 torque converter. I am positive the converter was the final straw for the trans. I still run that converter.
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I spent an easy $3000 in parts for it. I wish I would have known about the 4L80E option at that time. If it goes again (well when it goes again), I will replace the 4L60E with a built 4L80E. For what I spent on the trans I could have done the swap to a 4L80E I think. But I can not complain. I have had no troubles out of it since. I have no idea how many juiced passes I have put on it. I can tell you I popped it back in Feb of 05, had it fixed and on the road again by March of 05, and have put countless passes on it, and it has held up fine. Now that I am going to a turbocharged 408, I do not think it will stand a chance to last. Also, I tuned my PCM not to drop timing when it shifts. I did that way before I popped it, and it only popped after (the very next track day) I went from the stock torque to the 3800 torque converter. I am positive the converter was the final straw for the trans. I still run that converter.
Sounds good.. Thanks... They guy who did my engine swap and dyno tune (one hell of a guy), has also done some 4L80E swaps... He said for some reason it depends on each car and if the install goes smooth... One he said went right in and didn't have much trouble while another he had to hack and tackle a whole slew of problems... I'm sure you'll get it done when the time comes though.
How many stages and what size shot are you running? Are you going to spray with the 408 also?
I've been dying to build mine to a 408 or just get a nice set of heads/cam, but funds haven't allowed me to do that... I could go out in the backyard and dig up about 3k from an old coffee can but that isn't enough to get me anywhere.. Kind of saving it on a rear end too
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I spray 150 wet shot from launch, all the way down the track. The converter will flash to about 4500 when leaving on the shot. Then again, not realy sure about that, it leaves very freaking hard, and I realy just catch a glimps of the tach at that point.
I will be spraying the 408 in the beginning. Probly at least 200 wet shot. I will have the 408 in before summer. Once I finish gathering up all the stuff for the turbo, and it is installed (most likely not until next winter), I will remove the nitrous from the car and replace it with the methonal kit.
Keep at it and you will get the 408 built. I bought my crank and block back in late 03 I think. I did not do anything with it until last month. Got the bug again I guess. Point is, you will get there in time.
I will be spraying the 408 in the beginning. Probly at least 200 wet shot. I will have the 408 in before summer. Once I finish gathering up all the stuff for the turbo, and it is installed (most likely not until next winter), I will remove the nitrous from the car and replace it with the methonal kit.
Keep at it and you will get the 408 built. I bought my crank and block back in late 03 I think. I did not do anything with it until last month. Got the bug again I guess. Point is, you will get there in time.
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I spray 150 wet shot from launch, all the way down the track. The converter will flash to about 4500 when leaving on the shot. Then again, not realy sure about that, it leaves very freaking hard, and I realy just catch a glimps of the tach at that point.
I will be spraying the 408 in the beginning. Probly at least 200 wet shot. I will have the 408 in before summer. Once I finish gathering up all the stuff for the turbo, and it is installed (most likely not until next winter), I will remove the nitrous from the car and replace it with the methonal kit.
Keep at it and you will get the 408 built. I bought my crank and block back in late 03 I think. I did not do anything with it until last month. Got the bug again I guess. Point is, you will get there in time.
I will be spraying the 408 in the beginning. Probly at least 200 wet shot. I will have the 408 in before summer. Once I finish gathering up all the stuff for the turbo, and it is installed (most likely not until next winter), I will remove the nitrous from the car and replace it with the methonal kit.
Keep at it and you will get the 408 built. I bought my crank and block back in late 03 I think. I did not do anything with it until last month. Got the bug again I guess. Point is, you will get there in time.
Good luck and thanks for the info
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This is also a good option. It would seem to maybe be a better option becuase it will completly shut the power adder down during the shift, were tunning it to reduce more timing during the shift might not pull as much load off the trans during shifting. Long sentence, not sure if it makes sence,,,,
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