4L60E or 4L80E? Which one?
I hope someone on here takes the time to answer and not just post "do a search"
I had the chance to see his car today when I dropped mine of at his buisness shop. He has a Gray 2004 Corvette with a MTI built 427 CR-5 Block. It has LS6 Heads and lots of goodies on the inside. It will not hook until 1000ft mark and still runs high tens. Monster machine!!! He took it to some place by Austin that has an old B-52 runway. It is now converted into a 1 mile drag strip. The runway is like 3 miles long. You run it entering into different MPH classes. Your not realy competing for time but for they make several passes and you average the MPH of all passes, who ever makes it closest to the mph clas wins at the end. His first pass was 187mph, so he was disqualified because he has no roll cage. MTI did one hell of a great job on his car!!! Man does it run.
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The 4L60 is listed at 160lbs, the 4L80 is 260lbs.
The TH400 and GV unit is ~220lbs.
Last edited by Texas_WS6; Mar 12, 2005 at 04:27 PM. Reason: spelling
The 4L60 is listed at 160lbs, the 4L80 is 260lbs.
The TH400 and GV unit is ~220lbs.
There is no way either one of those weighs that much. I can pick up either one of them and carry them around. Maybe full with fluid and a stock converter it weighs that much, but not dry.
Correct me if I'm wrong but with the exception of a different first gear ratio, the 200R4 is essentially the same as a 700R4...if that is indeed true, then there's no way that the 4L80E GN in this link is down 30-40 HP relative to his old 200R4 combo.
http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/52018/index1.html


