4L80E behind a Gen 3 Hemi truck
#1
Ok I found a solution to my tranmission worries. Get rid of the dodge unit because its trash........ I look around here and all you guys are running major power though them and seems to work great, what are your guys thought on this project?
#2
bolt pattern adapter/flexplate, stand alone controller, and what ever else to get it to fit. Not as easy as you might think im sure, even when just talking about the electronics side. Have you checked out sharadon performance and their trannys yet?
#3
http://www.transmissionsone.com/45rf...s_from_pat.htm
If you go to the bottom you will see a adapter kit for the Gm4l80E $660
#4
yes i know all about 2nd prime, last i heard when i was still reading dodge stuff they were close to tuning it out all together, not sure if that happened or not..?
But unless your making some serious HP i dont see it being worth the hassle imo. I know sharadon has put in alot of R&D in the 545, with machining for extra clutches and other stuff they have gotten it to hold rather well, especially in their personal heavy 4wd truck..
But i wish you the best in whatever you do, i gave up on my 03 and moved to the gm side and couldnt be happier..
But unless your making some serious HP i dont see it being worth the hassle imo. I know sharadon has put in alot of R&D in the 545, with machining for extra clutches and other stuff they have gotten it to hold rather well, especially in their personal heavy 4wd truck..
But i wish you the best in whatever you do, i gave up on my 03 and moved to the gm side and couldnt be happier..
#5
yes i know all about 2nd prime, last i heard when i was still reading dodge stuff they were close to tuning it out all together, not sure if that happened or not..?
But unless your making some serious HP i dont see it being worth the hassle imo. I know sharadon has put in alot of R&D in the 545, with machining for extra clutches and other stuff they have gotten it to hold rather well, especially in their personal heavy 4wd truck..
But i wish you the best in whatever you do, i gave up on my 03 and moved to the gm side and couldnt be happier..
But unless your making some serious HP i dont see it being worth the hassle imo. I know sharadon has put in alot of R&D in the 545, with machining for extra clutches and other stuff they have gotten it to hold rather well, especially in their personal heavy 4wd truck..
But i wish you the best in whatever you do, i gave up on my 03 and moved to the gm side and couldnt be happier..

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Paddle shifters wouldnt work because a manual valvebody is mechanically controlled. You'd have a floor shifter... As far as vacuum modulation goes, all it does is get rid of the EPC solenoid and control shift pressure by engine vacuum... Lighter throttle, lighter shifts... Harder throttle, harder shifts etc... I had one in my old FLT 4L65e and it worked flawlessy... But I wouldn't recommend it if you're planning on a 10sec turbo setup. You don't want that modulator seeing positive pressure under any circumstance. If you could get an adapter, converter, and controller I think a 4L80E swap behind a hemi would be the way to go since the hemis have relatively good mid range power, the gearing of that trans would lend itself perfectly to that provided the final gear and tire size is right.
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