Aftermarket tranny controller
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From: NY
Originally Posted by ss dave
For you guys running these controllers, which one and why? Need to get one for the 4l60. Thanks
also running a cooler T-stat helps keep the heat down on a cruise considering the stock cooler is submerged in the coolant in the bottom of the radiator
..this is the one (amazon poped up you can get it cheaper througha vendor on here w/o a doubt)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000C3BBKS/...ectronicssh-20
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Originally Posted by RPM WS6
I use a B&M unit (stacked plate design). I like B&M design the best, seems to be the strongest construction IMO.
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SSDave,
I don't think anyone read your message...they responsed about trans coolers and pans. You had asked about trans controllers.
I've had good luck with the TCI controllers for the 4L60E. They're fully programmable as far as shift firmness, part throttle and WOT shift points, lockup control and more. They're also plug and play...the easiest one to install on the market. I've got one for sale if you're interested...just PM me.
Thanks.
Rob
I don't think anyone read your message...they responsed about trans coolers and pans. You had asked about trans controllers.
I've had good luck with the TCI controllers for the 4L60E. They're fully programmable as far as shift firmness, part throttle and WOT shift points, lockup control and more. They're also plug and play...the easiest one to install on the market. I've got one for sale if you're interested...just PM me.
Thanks.
Rob
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That's OK the info on the coolers is helpful. I was thinking of a Setrab stacked cooler.
As far as controllers I've seen a Hughes unit on Powerblock TV thats was simple, and looking at a TCI. PM comin to u.
As far as controllers I've seen a Hughes unit on Powerblock TV thats was simple, and looking at a TCI. PM comin to u.
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Take a look at COMPUSHIFT too. Very nice unit with alot of cool features. I think they can be found at www.compushift.com.
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Racer, that's the unit I saw and wanted from Powerblock TV. It was marketed as a Hughes unit but it is a Compushift. S&P are using them apparently for their LS7 applications according to Mike at Compushift. It will work my 4L60 behind a LME LS7. I liked the simplicity! Thanks, Dave