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Old 08-02-2018, 12:40 PM
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thank you, I picked up 3 sets, I appreciate the info
did you do a segment swap to run this on your car?
do you mind sharing your tune, I am doing a 2000 camaro with Jakes 80 and would like to see the set up if possible.
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Was it an amazing experience the first time you stood in it? I've seen people say that their car feels slower going from t56 to auto, my experience was the opposite, car felt lightyears faster.
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Was it an amazing experience the first time you stood in it? I've seen people say that their car feels slower going from t56 to auto, my experience was the opposite, car felt lightyears faster.
I did a built 60e to this 80e. It shifts way smoother, doesn't feel faster but ive only hit it on 18#. haven't hit it on kill. The 10 bolt is barely hanging in there... swapping another one in this weekend. so I can see what its like on kill. Just sent my DS to get balanced. had a vibration at 60 mph and up. They said the DS was WAY Off balance they had to cut the weights off and re weight it. hopefully it fixes the issue.
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Originally Posted by 98hc4mula
thank you, I picked up 3 sets, I appreciate the info
did you do a segment swap to run this on your car?
do you mind sharing your tune, I am doing a 2000 camaro with Jakes 80 and would like to see the set up if possible.
Yes a Segment swap. I don't tune the Car. My tuner is user "SUBEONE" on here. Hes always posting in the Dyno Section he would be happy to send you my file.
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So what parts are needed to make it handle 1300 rwhp and never have to worry about it?
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So what parts are needed to make it handle 1300 rwhp and never have to worry about it?
a Jakes stage 5 with a triple billet converter. this setup in theory should be good for 750 tire reliable in a 3700 lb car. in THEORY lol
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Originally Posted by Mavn
I did a built 60e to this 80e. It shifts way smoother, doesn't feel faster but ive only hit it on 18#. haven't hit it on kill. The 10 bolt is barely hanging in there... swapping another one in this weekend. so I can see what its like on kill. Just sent my DS to get balanced. had a vibration at 60 mph and up. They said the DS was WAY Off balance they had to cut the weights off and re weight it. hopefully it fixes the issue.



Got the DS aback from the DS shop balanced wiTh new u joints. Hopefully it helps the vibration. It was wayyy off bakance apparently
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Originally Posted by Mavn
a Jakes stage 5 with a triple billet converter. this setup in theory should be good for 750 tire reliable in a 3700 lb car. in THEORY lol
So basically get a TH400......
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Originally Posted by 5.7stroker
So basically get a TH400......

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Originally Posted by 5.7stroker
So basically get a TH400......
Cheaper and just as strong. Being that the typical turbo setup can be geared high, don't really need overdrive. Save the money.
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Cheaper and just as strong. Being that the typical turbo setup can be geared high, don't really need overdrive. Save the money.
i like lockup
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i like lockup
+1 on that. Lock up hits hard in a turbo car, feels like it just hit another gear!
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+1 on that. Lock up hits hard in a turbo car, feels like it just hit another gear!
Hell ya
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Wasn't Mark Micke (M&M Transmission) offering a lock-up TH400 for like $20k lol?
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Originally Posted by 5.7stroker
Wasn't Mark Micke (M&M Transmission) offering a lock-up TH400 for like $20k lol?
That thing better be impervious to nuclear warfare, and have a multi generational lifetime warranty for that kind of money.
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That thing better be impervious to nuclear warfare, and have a multi generational lifetime warranty for that kind of money.
LMFAO. This comment is amazing
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That's crazy
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So I've got a question for everyone who has done this swap: What's the deal with the shift lever off the transmission?

I just got my 80e and engine mounted in the car last night. I've read a couple of articles saying you have to completely cut and fabricate a new shift arm, and other articles/forums mention nothing about having to do it to make the swap. I can tell you the brackets on the 60 and 80 are different, with the 80's being a bit longer and having a different fitting on the end (not the "ball" style that's on the 60's).

Can anyone enlighten me on if the 60's should be reused as-is, or if other mods have to be done to make something work?

Any input is appreciated.
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Originally Posted by ngz
So I've got a question for everyone who has done this swap: What's the deal with the shift lever off the transmission?

I just got my 80e and engine mounted in the car last night. I've read a couple of articles saying you have to completely cut and fabricate a new shift arm, and other articles/forums mention nothing about having to do it to make the swap. I can tell you the brackets on the 60 and 80 are different, with the 80's being a bit longer and having a different fitting on the end (not the "ball" style that's on the 60's).

Can anyone enlighten me on if the 60's should be reused as-is, or if other mods have to be done to make something work?

Any input is appreciated.
Here's a pic for reference. The 60's is on the bottom:
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^^^ nice pic


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