4L60E beef up
#1
Ok, guys I have a stock 4.8 other than the K&N CAI. I need to know what you guys think of this part list just for a cheap rebuild of my 4L60E.
TCI Auto 378951 - TCI Pro Super Transmission Overhaul Kits - Overview - SummitRacing.com
Hughes Performance HP3780E - Hughes Performance Deep Aluminum Transmission Pans - Overview - SummitRacing.com
not really trying to do much right now no need for a 80E right now.
Any input will help.
TCI Auto 378951 - TCI Pro Super Transmission Overhaul Kits - Overview - SummitRacing.com
Hughes Performance HP3780E - Hughes Performance Deep Aluminum Transmission Pans - Overview - SummitRacing.com
not really trying to do much right now no need for a 80E right now.
Any input will help.
#3
Go with a corvette servo, Sonnax billet 4th gear servo, aluminum accumulator pistons, hardened Transgo separator plate, Transgo HD2 shift kit with no washers and TruCool 40,000 GVW trans cooler. And 70% torque management left in, which I think is the real difference maker.
All of these can be done with the trans still in, and most, with maybe the exception being the shift kit, you can do yourself.
All of these can be done with the trans still in, and most, with maybe the exception being the shift kit, you can do yourself.
#4
Go with a corvette servo, Sonnax billet 4th gear servo, aluminum accumulator pistons, hardened Transgo separator plate, Transgo HD2 shift kit with no washers and TruCool 40,000 GVW trans cooler. And 70% torque management left in, which I think is the real difference maker.
All of these can be done with the trans still in, and most, with maybe the exception being the shift kit, you can do yourself.
All of these can be done with the trans still in, and most, with maybe the exception being the shift kit, you can do yourself.
O yea I was gonna get Black bear to remove some TM, but why do you just 70% why not all of it?
#6
It looks like that kit does include a Corvette Servo and some sort of Shift kit so the price might not be to bad.
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But does anybody have any idea about how much torque management to remove?

