Which one would you take (trans)
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Originally Posted by vanillagorilla
Gonzo,
12491972
That's the 2wd part #. I don't know the 4wd part number, but just tell your local inept dealer that you have a 2006 VortecMaxi-pad that's 4wd.
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That's the 2wd part #. I don't know the 4wd part number, but just tell your local inept dealer that you have a 2006 VortecMaxi-pad that's 4wd.
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I will ask for an 80E around here.... as far as the conversion package, I am sure we can weld you up a nice little bracket for the crossmember.
But someone did make a good point why not try a 70E and see what it can take. you just have to be the pig
But someone did make a good point why not try a 70E and see what it can take. you just have to be the pig
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Originally Posted by Naked AV
That number is suspect since it is a remanufactured part; the 4L70E is a brand-new item.
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A 70E with a shift kit and servos will take a 5500lb truck well into the 12's. Look around (i.e. not on this site) and you will see SS's with relatively stock 65E's doing just that.