GM still using 4L80's ?
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May seem like a dumb question to some but I don't pay much attention to new cars. My car is a '34 Ford my truck a '99.
4L80 in my '34 has been a great trans, had it nearly 15 years, has gone 9.0's @ 150. Just built one for my Son's '67 Chevelle . Just got to thinking about it today, Is GM still using the 4L80 in new cars, if not, when did they quit ?
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4L80 in my '34 has been a great trans, had it nearly 15 years, has gone 9.0's @ 150. Just built one for my Son's '67 Chevelle . Just got to thinking about it today, Is GM still using the 4L80 in new cars, if not, when did they quit ?
Thanks
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May seem like a dumb question to some but I don't pay much attention to new cars. My car is a '34 Ford my truck a '99.
4L80 in my '34 has been a great trans, had it nearly 15 years, has gone 9.0's @ 150. Just built one for my Son's '67 Chevelle . Just got to thinking about it today, Is GM still using the 4L80 in new cars, if not, when did they quit ?
Thanks
4L80 in my '34 has been a great trans, had it nearly 15 years, has gone 9.0's @ 150. Just built one for my Son's '67 Chevelle . Just got to thinking about it today, Is GM still using the 4L80 in new cars, if not, when did they quit ?
Thanks
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