4l80e 4x4 to 2wd
You will also need to remocve the 4x4 cup plug that is on the passenger side of the trans in the back. you can see this plug when you remove the 4x4 extension housing. you will also need another speed sensor and a reluctor wheel pressed on for the rear planet/output carrier. If you haven't bought the 4x4 unit already I suggest you just get a 2wd unit and be done with it. YOu can throw the carrier and reluctor into the freezer to ease pressing it on.
you can get all the need parts on craigslist for about 200 or so but I would trade the guy that wants to trade if youo already have the 4x4 unit and you are going to do the swap.
Also I'm assuming you are thinking billet or some other high strength steel when you say "best", just use a stock one and you will be fine unless you have serious power. If you do have serious power make sure you have Jake throw one of his input shafts, intermesiate shafts and his rollered billet clutch hubs on the order. Give him a call and he will point you in the right direction. You will also need to do some other mods as well. I would get the long tail shaft with the long splines-make sure the new yoke you get mathces the tail shaft. Some yokes have splines only partially through the inside diameter. ALso don't just buy an excessively long yoke and think you can just cut it down with a sawzall, hacksaw etc. I know people have done it but you will have burrs on the splines which WILL bind on the output shaft. The bevel is there for a reason.
Last edited by chris092183; Jun 15, 2012 at 02:16 PM.

Give Jake's a call, either Mike or I will pick up the phone and guide you for whatever application that 80e is meant for
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