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how much power are you guys running through your 6l90E

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Old Dec 19, 2008 | 08:49 PM
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Were are they selling 6l80/90's cheap at??? I want one!

Are the two wheel drives and 4x4 different? IE to they have the different output shaft length? And does the transfer case adapter have the standard round 6 bolt pattern for the transfer case? And its 32 spline right?


I like the first and over drive. I can have 3.08's and still get off the line nad have a nice OD as well!
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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 05:21 AM
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sweet
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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by hog
If the 4l80e had a 2.75 1st gear and a .60 OD gear, it would be the perfect trans.
Well, except for the fact that it only has four gears.

Aren't there kits with parts where you can swap out first in a 4L80E?
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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 10:05 AM
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Everything has is breaking point......

XLR8NSS has beat the **** out of his 6L90-E, and I am not easy on my 6L80-E. I have a 6L90-E out of a CTS-V in my sights just for a back up. It was mentioned above "Any trans that is rated to handle 556 hp and 550 lb/ft of torque doesnt have "weak" hard parts.
Those ratings are almost double what a 4l60e is rated for."

and: "Just because a vehicle has "torque management" doesnt mean that the engine NEVER produces its full rated power. The newer CERTIFIED SAE power specs guarentee that engine produce their rated power/torque"

Now, granted I am not running any TQ Management in my G8....THis is more for the "feel" than anything. I have debated turning the TM back on just to see the difference.


FWIW, I am headed to the dyno with a smaller pulley and some bigger injectors today
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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 10:34 AM
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how are you not running any torque management? I thought I read in another thread that the trans won't work without torque management?
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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 03:43 PM
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I'm running mine without any TM. So far I haven't had an issue yet. Knock on wood. EFI Live and HP Tuners can take it out. The problem is its either all or nothing with the TM. I hated the shifting on this transmission with the TM intact. It was easily the worst shifting transmission I have ever had. I am real curious how far we can push these tranny's as well. In the sping I plan on a TVS under the hood and I'd like to know how far I'll be able to push it. The main thing with these tranny's is the proper tuning. Off by a little and it goes pop.
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