HP loss with built 4L60E?
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I know built TH350/TH400's take more power to turn over, you'd think it was the same case with a built 4L60E...
Anyone else got anything to say?
Anyone else got anything to say?
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With an increased number of clutches in the clutch packs, wider bands, bushings, roller clutches with more elements, etc there is going to be more frictional and viscous drag.
Don't have any kind of "number" for you though
Don't have any kind of "number" for you though
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hmmm, makes me want to go re-dyno now that I have a stage3 tranny. I got a restall on the verter so it's hard to say. I did pickup 2/10s + 2mph after the tranny/verter swap.
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