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I could be wrong but I believe that the 4L80E is actually a 4L60E with upgraded tougher internal parts.
Ok my Tahoe is a 2001 what year 6.0 should I get can I get it from a Yukon because I found one with 100000 miles on it doesn't matter because we're going to rebuild it anyway its a 2003 out of a Yukon can I use it also seen a totaled out Chevy ss truck I heard they had the 6.0 and they were bad ass but not a fan of aluminum block did they make iron block ss if so what years cause I saw 5 at two different junk yards today totaled out I think one was a clone
Man! What yards are around you??Ok my Tahoe is a 2001 what year 6.0 should I get can I get it from a Yukon because I found one with 100000 miles on it doesn't matter because we're going to rebuild it anyway its a 2003 out of a Yukon can I use it also seen a totaled out Chevy ss truck I heard they had the 6.0 and they were bad ass but not a fan of aluminum block did they make iron block ss if so what years cause I saw 5 at two different junk yards today totaled out I think one was a clone
4l80 is closer related to a th400 with OD. Think RV transmission. A STOCK 4L80 with shift kit beats a fully built 4l60. I got my 6.0 from an 02 2500 suburban that had a 4l80. If the motor came with a 4l80 u will need to use the 4l60 flex plate since the 80 plate is flat with a spacer and has a 6 bolt converter pattern..I could be wrong but I believe that the 4L80E is actually a 4L60E with upgraded tougher internal parts.