Got my 4L80e rebuild kit and Edge Converter today (pics)
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And I've never heard of any one shearing TC bolts that didn't come loose first, lol.
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Ya, I was just gona stick with a built 65e, but when it was only 4 months old and I twisted the output shaft, off, I said f-it and decided to just do the 80e and be done with it. I want to play with the truck this summer and do a bunch of bracket racing and with the track an hour away, I want it to be pretty tough since I'll be driving it back and forth.
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I have ALL the Kent-Moore tools
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Looks like you got some good stuff, I'm looking forward to the build/pics of how it comes along. Curious about the "Edge" converter, sounds like a good company to deal with from what you said in your other thread.
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yep... maybe, that is why I had such a hard time finding one. lol I called it the wrong name...
There are 7 different lengths. If you have the full set of kent moore tools, There should be a gauge tool used to determine which apply pin your trans requires....

There are 7 different lengths. If you have the full set of kent moore tools, There should be a gauge tool used to determine which apply pin your trans requires....



I owe you a DS measurement.