4l60 redlines when i use nitrous
When buying a built 4L60E there are a lot of well marketed JUNK options and a list of fancy parts is often a sign of a bad build.
Instead of repeatedly saying "it redlines", try stuff like this:
Is it eventually shifting without lifting off the throttle?
At what rpm does it hit the limiter then shift?
Is the programming stock?
If not, what are the shift points set at? (each shift point)
What is the rev limiter set at?
Is your engine stock other than the nitrous?
How big of a shot?
If your TC isn't stock, what is it?
I'd plan on keeping the 4L60E. Properly assembled, they can take a lot, and it sounds to me like the last headache you need on your hands is trans swap hassles. Since you're in CA, if it needs attention, take it to ProBuilt Automatics. They are one of the best at making them last behind a lot of power.
I'm using the 4L60E and perfectly happy with it.
Edit: saw your sig in the first post.......stock engine, 125 shot. You are nowhere near the limit of a competently built 4L60E.
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If you're always running nitrous, then have them move the WOT shift points down by 300 rpm.
Unless the trans is fairly fresh AND it has a Transgo or equiv shift kit, it will eventually fail.
his guy builds about any type of auto trans you can think of havent seen one break yet.
Ron at TRC trans in Chatsworth isnt bad but for a real hi perf application Id be talking to Ed. Honest guy fair backs his work up, never blown up one of his rearends, either.
Stock 4l60e are garbage period. Been through a number of them in my 02 Silverado DD driven easy bone stock. OD clutches are once again on the fritz. How hard is it to build a simple T400 with an OD.
his guy builds about any type of auto trans you can think of havent seen one break yet.
Ron at TRC trans in Chatsworth isnt bad but for a real hi perf application Id be talking to Ed. Honest guy fair backs his work up, never blown up one of his rearends, either.
Stock 4l60e are garbage period. Been through a number of them in my 02 Silverado DD driven easy bone stock. OD clutches are once again on the fritz. How hard is it to build a simple T400 with an OD.
The factory 4L60E in my pickup, with 093 servo and Transgo kit, lasted 300k miles of hard usage, towing and blowing a 100 shot through the shifts, before it needed clutches.





