4l60 vs 4l80
Also the extra weight of the 80e makes up for itself because you can run more power and launch hard off of the transbrake if you have one..
the 4l60e has its time and place depending on your goals...
There are some built 4l60's handling big power too though, the only downside to the 4l80e is swapping it into a fbody and rewiring and retune , banging out the trans tunnell etc...
I see no reason to swap over to a 4L80E below the 500 RWHP level unless you are going to up the power later.
I'm not one to push the 4L60E unit but it has it's place and being the OEM unit in many GM vehicles, there are times when it's the best unit to use, even when you may be pushing it's limits.
Once you eclipse the 500-550 RWHP level, the 4L80E should be a consideration.
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