Torque converters for 4L65-E?
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Torque converters for 4L65-E?
Will we be using the same torque converters for our 4L60-E's for the new C6 tranny 4L65-E? Its the same tranny right, with just some upgrades? But I dont' know too much about trannys to begin with. Thx.
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Re: Torque converters for 4L65-E? (WS6)
The difference between the 4L60E and the 4L65E is internal and applies to its maximum input torque rating.
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Re: Torque converters for 4L65-E? (Mike TexaSS)
It should be the same exact application yes.
I have a feeling that with the 3.15 gear option, a well broken in, low option A4 C6 with a good torque converter (Vig or Yank, 3600+ stall range) and some BFG drag radials will run an 11.9 second 1/4 mile. :yesnod:
I have a feeling that with the 3.15 gear option, a well broken in, low option A4 C6 with a good torque converter (Vig or Yank, 3600+ stall range) and some BFG drag radials will run an 11.9 second 1/4 mile. :yesnod:
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Re: Torque converters for 4L65-E? (LT1LS1)
How long before somebody makes a 19" drag radial though? Largest available now is a 18" Nitto. BFG still only makes a 17".
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Re: Torque converters for 4L65-E? (WS6)
BFG" has the 18" out now.
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How long before somebody makes a 19" drag radial though? Largest available now is a 18" Nitto. BFG still only makes a 17".