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Old 08-27-2008, 10:28 PM
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just have one quick question. what trucks would have an 80e that did not have a ls style engine??
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99+ 6.0L GMC/Chevy trucks. Mine came from a 02 2500hd
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92-2000? 3/4 ton Chevy Express and GMC Savana vans
92-2000 3/4 and 1 ton old body style trucks with a 350 or 454
Im sure there more, like Isuzu commercial trucks, school buses, etc.
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alright thanks.
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ls1 nova. do you have a build thread or some pics that you could pm me?? i have a nova aswell and i am eventually wanting to run an ls engine. right now i am running a tpi engine but it shouldn't be there long.

also with your 80e what did you do to the tranny to get it to hold up, i have read that they are pretty strong just want to get a personal experience from some one
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zmnpyt. will the trans from an LS style engine work on a Gen1 small block. i have read that the converter will not work?? is this true with the 80
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bump......
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The aftermarket converter pilots are different. As far as bolting it up I do not think there is an issue. The spacing is the same you will just need the correct converter and you will not be using the 12 o'clock bolt hole. Do not cut this off the case because you will need it when you go to the LS1. Also that is a huge mistake with a very expensive case IMO. If you don't think that you will being doing this any time soon I would use the correct case for the engine in the car. Vince
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alright so if i use a trans from an LS style engine will a torque converter for a gen 1 work in the later model trans??
well i am ahving to put a transmission in my nova. i want an overdrive trans, but i do have some plans for some more power in the futer. right now all the engine consist of is a stock TPI engine nothing special. i would like to have some sort of force induction regardless of what engine i use, seriously considering a LSX engine. I have looked at 700's and 4l60's but not sure if i want to take the risk of it breaking on me, and i dont have the funds to purchase an already built trans.
basicly want something that will hold power and be reliable, and thought i would look into a 4l80




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