B&M Street/Strip Automatic Transmission 1997-Up GM 4L80E
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What is the yoke spline count for this 4l80E transmission?
I have a 496 (bored and stroked 454) in a1965 impala. I want to put in a 4L80E .1, will the bell housing bolt up?.2, where can I get a crossmember?. (I know I need a control unit) Thanks
Will this work in a 2002 Suburban 1500 4x4
I have a 2002 Silverado 1500 2wd with a 4L60E trans. I need to buy a new trans will this unit be a simple swap or will the trans support have to be changed like is common with that swap
I have a 2003 Tahoe lt 4wd I just had a high performance 500hp motor built for it and I'm putting a turbo in it will the transmission hold and will it fit my vehicle
I am building a 383 stroker for my 95 sierra I know that it says for 97 and new and its probably because it has a different ecu but I'm going to a tpi system with an accel self learning ecu will this transmission work with this setup?
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