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09-14-2007, 10:25 AM
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WHOAH, that's an areo coupe 2+2 Grand Prix and you guys are saying it's ugly?!?!?!?! Only 1100 of those made if I remember right, aero Monte's too. That's a piece of history right there! 
Go Richard Petty!
Go Richard Petty! 
09-14-2007, 10:55 AM
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Yes, I am happy to see a project on just about anything, but I prefer the car to be at least somewhat attractive before that kind of money is dumped into it.
Even sleeper cars should be a little smooth. Then again some people I am sure do not car for my hummer look a like conversion so it's all good.
Even sleeper cars should be a little smooth. Then again some people I am sure do not car for my hummer look a like conversion so it's all good.
09-14-2007, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by SS_bnoon_SS
WHOAH, that's an areo coupe 2+2 Grand Prix and you guys are saying it's ugly?!?!?!?! Only 1100 of those made if I remember right, aero Monte's too. That's a piece of history right there! Go Richard Petty!
Go Richard Petty!
either way, i cant wait to see some 6l80e's behind some gen 4 motors...do you have a harness to fit it in a fbody?
09-14-2007, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Speartech
I think the 6L90 is only used in the HD Silverados and Sierras behind the 6.0 Gen 4 engine.
All of the Escalades and Denalis use the 6L80 with the 6.2.
All of the Escalades and Denalis use the 6L80 with the 6.2.
I'm sorry I misread the question. I think you are right that it is the 6L80 is the Escalade/Denali and Sierra Denali.
09-18-2007, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Hennytime
there is a reason it is rare...
I LOVE those late year mid size GM's rear drives...
09-19-2007, 04:06 AM
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Originally Posted by 2004SSS
can someone put the 6l90 in a gen 3 with no tcm? very interested in doing this.
what is the legnth of the 6l90 vs 4l65?
what is the legnth of the 6l90 vs 4l65?
They are almost the same size! But the ****** is a lot bigger around! Lol...
09-19-2007, 07:27 PM
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1995 GMC Yukon 4x4.
Not mine though!
http://www.pacificp.com/forum/viewto...216c3ea8add063
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Not mine though!
http://www.pacificp.com/forum/viewto...216c3ea8add063
GM Performance :: View topic - 6L80e and 5.3 into the 95 Yukon
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09-19-2007, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Sharpe
Anyone want to fill in this comparison guide?
About how much does the stock 6L8 weigh?
6L9?
4L6?
TH350?
TH400?
Powerglide?
T56?
About how much does the stock 6L8 weigh?
6L9?
4L6?
TH350?
TH400?
Powerglide?
T56?
4l80 wet (254 lb)
6l80/90 weight is listed as (200-229lb's) wet depending on converter
http://216.109.125.130/search/cache?...icp=1&.intl=us
Last edited by Bo185; 09-19-2007 at 08:25 PM.
09-19-2007, 09:52 PM
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So, weight gain won't be a real factor in anything but an all-out track build, then?
What about parasitic loss? I'm not sure if that's a real valid question. Sorry if it's not.
Sorry for the newb questions, I've only owned one auto and that was my first car -- a TH350 behind a SBC 383. Owned nothing but 4, 5, and 6-speeds ever since. However, I'm just going to have to admit, there's just seemingly no advantage at all to rowing your own gears over these new A6's to me. Fun... fun only goes so far. It's almost like I'd be stupid to get a new Camaro with an M6...
What about parasitic loss? I'm not sure if that's a real valid question. Sorry if it's not.
Sorry for the newb questions, I've only owned one auto and that was my first car -- a TH350 behind a SBC 383. Owned nothing but 4, 5, and 6-speeds ever since. However, I'm just going to have to admit, there's just seemingly no advantage at all to rowing your own gears over these new A6's to me. Fun... fun only goes so far. It's almost like I'd be stupid to get a new Camaro with an M6...
09-20-2007, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted by VictionOne
Hey Bo185,
Is that Yukon running yet? What engine is it behind? Any problems? Details on it please!
Is that Yukon running yet? What engine is it behind? Any problems? Details on it please!
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09-22-2007, 01:23 PM
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Here's some additional information from John at Speartech:.
I think this is the solution that everyone has been searching for!
The cost seems initially high, but when you consider it also comes with the right computer, an ETC pedal assembly, computer programmed correctly, every thing labeled and ready to plug in, this is a bargain.
With a Bare 58X relector engine/6L80/90E transmission and this harness, you are ready to go.
Now to decide what to put on in.......
__________________________________________________ __________
Here's an overview of what we offer:
This package was specifically developed for the new LS2/LS7 crate engines with the 58X crankshaft sensor. The complete LS2/6L80E, LS7/6L90E custom stand alone wiring harness and computer package sells for $1695.00.
The package includes the following:
A new custom length, stand-alone wiring harness. The harness includes a check engine light, diagnostic connector, fuel pump relay, fuse block, and labeled wires for easy hookup to the battery, ignition switch, and fuel pump. Wires are also included for tach, speed, electric fans, and A/C functions where applicable. These custom stand alone harnesses are built for full function, closed loop control, and designed for non-emissions use (no post-cat O2's, purge canister, or fuel tank evap interface). Our harnesses can be built to your desired length specifications.
The package comes with the factory GM ECM fully programmed for your application including: VATS (vehicle anti-theft system) removal, emissions equipment removal (whatever you don’t need or are not using on your swap such as: catalytic converters, rear O2 sensors, fuel tank pressure, EVAP), torque management removal, etc.
The reprogramming lets your new engine run properly without the “check engine” light being on unless there is a problem with the engine that needs to be addressed.
Since the engines all utilize Electronic Throttle Control (ETC), the electronic accelerator pedal is also included in the package.
As with all Speartech packages our systems can be serviced with any late model diagnostic equipment designed for GM vehicles.
Options available:
Extra length (beyond 4’): $75.00
Emissions package (wiring for rear O2 sensors and charcoal canister control): $50.00
Sensor package (includes correct front O2 sensors and MAF sensor for one-stop shopping): $300.00
Thanks,
John
Speartech Fuel Injection Systems, Inc.
3574 E. State Road 236
Anderson, Indiana 46017
(765) 378-4908
www.speartech.com
I think this is the solution that everyone has been searching for!
The cost seems initially high, but when you consider it also comes with the right computer, an ETC pedal assembly, computer programmed correctly, every thing labeled and ready to plug in, this is a bargain.
With a Bare 58X relector engine/6L80/90E transmission and this harness, you are ready to go.
Now to decide what to put on in.......
__________________________________________________ __________
Here's an overview of what we offer:
This package was specifically developed for the new LS2/LS7 crate engines with the 58X crankshaft sensor. The complete LS2/6L80E, LS7/6L90E custom stand alone wiring harness and computer package sells for $1695.00.
The package includes the following:
A new custom length, stand-alone wiring harness. The harness includes a check engine light, diagnostic connector, fuel pump relay, fuse block, and labeled wires for easy hookup to the battery, ignition switch, and fuel pump. Wires are also included for tach, speed, electric fans, and A/C functions where applicable. These custom stand alone harnesses are built for full function, closed loop control, and designed for non-emissions use (no post-cat O2's, purge canister, or fuel tank evap interface). Our harnesses can be built to your desired length specifications.
The package comes with the factory GM ECM fully programmed for your application including: VATS (vehicle anti-theft system) removal, emissions equipment removal (whatever you don’t need or are not using on your swap such as: catalytic converters, rear O2 sensors, fuel tank pressure, EVAP), torque management removal, etc.
The reprogramming lets your new engine run properly without the “check engine” light being on unless there is a problem with the engine that needs to be addressed.
Since the engines all utilize Electronic Throttle Control (ETC), the electronic accelerator pedal is also included in the package.
As with all Speartech packages our systems can be serviced with any late model diagnostic equipment designed for GM vehicles.
Options available:
Extra length (beyond 4’): $75.00
Emissions package (wiring for rear O2 sensors and charcoal canister control): $50.00
Sensor package (includes correct front O2 sensors and MAF sensor for one-stop shopping): $300.00
Thanks,
John
Speartech Fuel Injection Systems, Inc.
3574 E. State Road 236
Anderson, Indiana 46017
(765) 378-4908
www.speartech.com
09-24-2007, 07:48 PM
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I don't see much benefit to the drag racers with the A6.
The gear spacing from 1st to 2nd is steep.
The benefit in the current truck gear ratio arrangement is for people
who off road, with big tires, and drive on the street.
This tranny would allow you to run 31-35" tires, a deep 4:10- 4.56 gear,
and still be able to drive it on the street.
The gear spacing from 1st to 2nd is steep.
The benefit in the current truck gear ratio arrangement is for people
who off road, with big tires, and drive on the street.
This tranny would allow you to run 31-35" tires, a deep 4:10- 4.56 gear,
and still be able to drive it on the street.
09-24-2007, 10:39 PM
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C6's run this transmission and people say it is a MUCH better transmission than the old 4L60e. I've been told that it doesnt shift like a traditional transmission (ie. 1>2>3>4.. etc) but can shift from 2nd to 4th, 6th to 1st, etc.