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Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
Hey folks. I haven’t been on here in a while with a question but finally getting back to my project. Was wondering do I need a high hump trans tunnel to run a 4L80E and a 5.3 or will a low hump work just fine? I was thinking the trans is bulkier on the driveshaft end of the trans. Thanks
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Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
I'm running a 6.2 with a 4L60E and the low hump works fine. It's tight on the top, just a couple of inches, but it fits OK. No issue with the column shifter hooking up either, I used a Lokar rod kit. Had to bend it a little, but it works excellent.
On a previous build, I had a 5.3 with a 4L60E there as well, no issues with either one. Hope this helps, and good luck!! |
Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
Ditto on the no need for the high hump...
Have mine installed now and no worries with clearance... :chevy::chevy::chevy: |
Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
Thanks y’all.
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Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
low hump and 4l60e combo work with truck pan oil pan on a slammed truck? im about to fit the engine but heard I might need a f body oil pan.
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Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
Anything lower than 4” in the front will need the fbody pan
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Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
thanks I wasn't sure if I could raise the whole engine and tranny up or not.
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Re: Do I need a high hump for a 4L60E?
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CTS-V pan works pretty good. Bubba |
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