6.2/6l80e fox mustang
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6.2/6l80e fox mustang
out with the old in with the new. started with efi 6.0/350 with ls6 heads, ls2 intake and comp cam. sold that topend and went with ls3 heads and carb intake with comp cam. sold that motor.
new combo is 15k mile l92 combo from 2012 escalade. will be using 6l80 trans.
have g8 shifter and will be getting harness done and ecm programmed with vet tune.
motor is in and in process of fabing trans cross member and tunnel. pics coming soon.
may add paddle shifters also
new combo is 15k mile l92 combo from 2012 escalade. will be using 6l80 trans.
have g8 shifter and will be getting harness done and ecm programmed with vet tune.
motor is in and in process of fabing trans cross member and tunnel. pics coming soon.
may add paddle shifters also
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I'm curious to hear the answer to this as well. Also, do y'all know if the 4L80E & the 6L80E are close to the same size (length/width/outside diameter, etc)?
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The 4L80 and 6L80 transmissions are nothing alike. The 4L80 is longer than the 6L80, which is taller than the 4L80 and hangs lower towards the ground also.
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Yup that's my understanding. Haven't had a 4L60, 4L80, and 6L80 side by side.
From what I read the 4L60 is overall smallest unit. 4L80 is thicker around with a different taper from bellhousing to tail. 6L80 is shorter than both 4L units but larger around and hangs much lower from center driveline.
Primary issues going 6L80 (assuming) are ground clearance due to low hanging pan, firewall and tunnel clearance due to different taper and larger overall diameter, then being slightly shorter may need different driveshaft. Not sure if a longer driveshaft is required or just change out yokes.
From what I read the 4L60 is overall smallest unit. 4L80 is thicker around with a different taper from bellhousing to tail. 6L80 is shorter than both 4L units but larger around and hangs much lower from center driveline.
Primary issues going 6L80 (assuming) are ground clearance due to low hanging pan, firewall and tunnel clearance due to different taper and larger overall diameter, then being slightly shorter may need different driveshaft. Not sure if a longer driveshaft is required or just change out yokes.