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Old 07-31-2007, 08:41 PM
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Has anyone ever put at 80E into an f-body that was 1997 (camaro). I am wanting to replace my t-56, and put something stronger in that can handle some power, and also- where is the cheapest I can find an 80E that is a good place?
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anyone?
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No love for the LT1 guys huh? I am going to do this also, LT1. It's going to be interesting.

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I found a few 4l80e's at local junkyards today on the phone. It seems the average price is $500 pulled out and ready to go.
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I was looking at one locally for $500, with very low miles. I am thinking a Full Manual Transgo and Fuddle/Yank/PI converter. I wonder how much that would hold

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Its best to walk thru the junk yard and ask "how much is that transmission over there".
Because most people (at junk yards) dont know the difference between a 700r4, 4l60,or a 4l80. When you say " how much is that 4l80"...it adds $500 to their price.
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Is that to say $500 for a good working one is too much? I'm too sure what they go for but I hope to learn what a stock one with a few small mods will hold.

Go advice on what to do at junk yards.

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