Magna charger owners
#1
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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: NJ
Hi all and tanks for looking.
How many miles on your Magna charger and did you do ay Trans work?
How dos the l60e hold up to this mod. In a 2wd burban or better in your 4x4?
I think I need this in my new truck
But don't wont to fry my trany
Any pros/conson install and warranty?
Tanks Beny
How many miles on your Magna charger and did you do ay Trans work?
How dos the l60e hold up to this mod. In a 2wd burban or better in your 4x4?
I think I need this in my new truck
But don't wont to fry my trany
Any pros/conson install and warranty?
Tanks Beny
#2
If you drive like a sensible person, it will be fine. A shift kit will always help it out a lot though, and if installed right you won't have any harsh shifts.
No cons that I can think of except the lead foot syndrome becomes more prevelant.
No cons that I can think of except the lead foot syndrome becomes more prevelant.
#5
About 25,000 miles with the Radix on the stock trans with no shift kit, or any other drivetrain mod for that matter. Course, I don't flog on it like a wild man, either, like some folks do. And I have a 2WD Avalanche, which is as close to a 2WB Suburban as you're going to get, without having a 2WD Suburban...
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#9
I put about 7 or 8 k Radix miles on my 4l60e with a transgo and aluminum accumulator piston upgrades and it was holding up fine. I knew that slicks would quadruple my chance of blowing it up though, so I went ahead and got a built 4L65e before I took it to the track




Then 1,500 after having it built