4l80e conversion??
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4l80e conversion??
ok, i know that this has been posted everywhere but just had one question, just doing research now?
to do the conversion, is the output shaft of the trans changed to fit a AWD t-case or is the input of the AWD t-case changed??
and what company is this shaft from??
to do the conversion, is the output shaft of the trans changed to fit a AWD t-case or is the input of the AWD t-case changed??
and what company is this shaft from??
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The easiest is to change the input of the transfer case. I think to change the output of the tranny is a custom piece. Never researched that route.
Might help a bit.
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=424904
Might help a bit.
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=424904
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im using a NVG149, an AWD t-case, the input gear from the 2500hd t-case would be a manuel/auto shift, i wounder if the input gear would still be the same??
that why i posted this tread cause i really was not sure, i know someone make a output shaft for the 4l80e to work but i would much rather do the input gear swap on the t-case if possible
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my goal is to find a good stocker trans to do the swap and i can do the t-case input shaft swap myself. i want to get everything mocked up, drive shafts ect then latter do a FLT trans. but if the only way is the smaller output shaft then i might as well do the FLT trans right off the bat. besides i like the idea of the larger output shaft for the trans
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