Does anyone have a 4l60e or 4l80e for sale that can handle 500-600 hp and similar torque? Truck (1999 silverado 2wd) has a moderate 6.0 that will be a daily driver. Im looking for $600 or less for the price at this stage of the truck. Pm if you do; thanks lots.

 

I hope someone can hook you up for something that cheap man, you could probably get a used stock 4l65e for that price

 

stock 4l80e will handle that for that price range.

 

but with everything else to swap it into his truck for 600?

 

if it's 2wd it's pretty cheap if you can fab the crossmember yourself. The only major cost associated with the swap is about $80 for a neapco yoke and precision u joint. The biggest thing is to get the transmission complete from the junkyard with all electronics. A 90s 4l80e can always be used to keep the cost down.

 

Okay. I can def fab a crossmember. Where would I get the yoke and u-joint and by that I mean are they specialty parts or just auto store stuff? It is 2wd and single cab. I think that I can get the ecu reprogrammed for little to nothing. Any further help on the swap idea or locating a lower mileage trans is always appreciated.

 

here is a how to for the trans
http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/front...rans-swap.html

here is where to get one

http://www.snydersalvage.com/

 

check around craigslist, that's where I see the best prices. Also, car-part.com. I got a complete 2005 4l80e for $650...I'm talking converter, trans dipstick, all electronics, dust cover, trans mount. Getting the trans complete is key because the cost can add up fast if you have to get all those other parts individually. The neapco yoke I can't find my paperwork here, but do a search for neapco yoke and you'll find the part #. It's about $70 and can be had on ebay. The precision u joint should be had at any parts store i would think.

 

Thanks everyone. All this has been a huge help. Im going to start shopping now. Ha

 

Okay so the truck is a 99 with I think a 2000-2001 6.0 in it and im wondering what year 4l80e I would need? Any help with that?