Bullet Proof 4L60E...?
Jul 19, 2010 | 07:56 PM
#12
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From: sublette ks
i got me a kit from pro built automatics i would deff suggest going to his page as it is full of valuable information here is the link http://www.700r4l60e.com/ good luck with ur build but really in the long run i think the 4l80e is the better option
Jul 20, 2010 | 08:51 PM
#13
To put a horse power rating on a transmission is foolish. A N/A 500 hp motor is not going to put the same wear on a trans as a motor that makes 500 hp on spray, nor will a 500 hp turbo'd engine have the same characteristics as either above. FLT makes the best tranny on the market how long it lives is up to the use and driving habits of the owner...
My FLT has to contend with high 300 hp levels 90% of the time and low 500 hp levels 10% of the time. I'm not saying that I'm being easy on it, but it's not like I have 500-600 hp on tap like the FI guys. Thats why I like spray. But at the same time, when I leave the line I'm dropping the hammer on near 700 ft/lbs. Where a turbo'd car leaves softer and the power comes on in the R's. There are too many variables to put a HP # out there, like performajunk....
My FLT has to contend with high 300 hp levels 90% of the time and low 500 hp levels 10% of the time. I'm not saying that I'm being easy on it, but it's not like I have 500-600 hp on tap like the FI guys. Thats why I like spray. But at the same time, when I leave the line I'm dropping the hammer on near 700 ft/lbs. Where a turbo'd car leaves softer and the power comes on in the R's. There are too many variables to put a HP # out there, like performajunk....
LMAO! Let me break this down for the kids! I wasnt asking if it will break at say 536hp but hold at 535hp! I was asking for a ball park figure for a N/A motor. So by what your saying and putting some sort of hp rating on a trans is "foolish", then it will hold up behind my 2000hp blown hemi HUH?! LMAO!!!
Jul 20, 2010 | 09:25 PM
#15
weight makes the difference in the world when it comes to a tranny's life ( my .02's ) also how well you keep it cool or how cool it stays, i launch my truck just about every weekend the track is open at lease anywhere from 5 to 10 times a night sometimes more, theres many will vouche on how hard i run my truck, to the OP for what its worth i run a level 2 performabuilt have been for a few years now, my truck weighs 4016 with me in it, its pushing close to 500 to the wheels 
and never had an issue with it as of yet, the spray will be going on this weekend if weather permits.. now what happens after spraying it is another story if it fails then its still well worth what i paid for it a few years ago !!
and never had an issue with it as of yet, the spray will be going on this weekend if weather permits.. now what happens after spraying it is another story if it fails then its still well worth what i paid for it a few years ago !!
Jul 20, 2010 | 09:31 PM
#16
Your right, heat will make or break a tranny quick. Im a firm believer in a good cooler and im even running a electric fan on my cooler.
Its all in how you drive. I was spraying 150hp to my stock tranny for awhile with a 3200 stall and NO cooler and never had problems.
Its all in how you drive. I was spraying 150hp to my stock tranny for awhile with a 3200 stall and NO cooler and never had problems.
Jul 20, 2010 | 09:38 PM
#17
LMAO! Let me break this down for the kids! I wasnt asking if it will break at say 536hp but hold at 535hp! I was asking for a ball park figure for a N/A motor. So by what your saying and putting some sort of hp rating on a trans is "foolish", then it will hold up behind my 2000hp blown hemi HUH?! LMAO!!!
OK let me break it down for you, the only thing that is more stupid then asking how much HP a trans will take is asking on a forum instead of calling and asking the company that sells it. So you are probably the biggest idiot I've ever met...
If you don't understand what I was trying get across in my last post, you are too stupid to be traveling as speeds over the posted legal limit, and should sell you truck and buy a smart car so others on the roadway will be alittle safer...
Last edited by MPFD; Jul 20, 2010 at 09:54 PM.
Jul 20, 2010 | 09:38 PM
#18
weight makes the difference in the world when it comes to a tranny's life ( my .02's ) also how well you keep it cool or how cool it stays, i launch my truck just about every weekend the track is open at lease anywhere from 5 to 10 times a night sometimes more, theres many will vouche on how hard i run my truck, to the OP for what its worth i run a level 2 performabuilt have been for a few years now, my truck weighs 4016 with me in it, its pushing close to 500 to the wheels and never had an issue with it as of yet, the spray will be going on this weekend if weather permits.. now what happens after spraying it is another story if it fails then its still well worth what i paid for it a few years ago !!
and never had an issue with it as of yet, the spray will be going on this weekend if weather permits.. now what happens after spraying it is another story if it fails then its still well worth what i paid for it a few years ago !!
Jul 20, 2010 | 10:20 PM
#19
OK let me break it down for you, the only thing that is more stupid then asking how much HP a trans will take is asking on a forum instead of calling and asking the company that sells it. So you are probably the biggest idiot I've ever met...
If you don't understand what I was trying get across in my last post, you are too stupid to be traveling as speeds over the posted legal limit, and should sell you truck and buy a smart car so others on the roadway will be alittle safer...
If you don't understand what I was trying get across in my last post, you are too stupid to be traveling as speeds over the posted legal limit, and should sell you truck and buy a smart car so others on the roadway will be alittle safer...
Jul 21, 2010 | 09:13 AM
#20
Take it as you want, but posting "how much will this hold" and "how fast will this setup run" isnt the best things to ask on a forum. So many factors come to play in each.
