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Old 05-21-2011, 03:36 PM
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I have access to a 4l80-e from a 2000 4wd Suburban. Can I run this in a 98-02 f-body being it is a 4wd? I understand all the conversion parts for the swap of an 80-e into an f-body, but what all needs to be done to this trans specifically to work if possible? Thanks!
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Output shaft and tailhousing need to be changed
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I have access to a 4l80-e from a 2000 4wd Suburban. Can I run this in a 98-02 f-body being it is a 4wd? I understand all the conversion parts for the swap of an 80-e into an f-body, but what all needs to be done to this trans specifically to work if possible? Thanks!
My number on speed dial. Output and tail housing have to change.
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My number on speed dial. Output and tail housing have to change.
Don't forget the orfice plug in the back of the case.
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Don't forget the orfice plug in the back of the case.
And make sure there is a Reluctor wheel for the VSS pressed on.
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