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Old 08-07-2015, 08:30 PM   #26
jim-bob
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Re: No Limit or PorterBuilt or What?

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Originally Posted by slowcpe View Post
NoLimit and Porterbuilt's coil over kits will be roughly the equilvlent to a 6/4 drop, not necessarily ground-hugging. Both would be great kits to give you much improved handling and ride. Ridetech's coil over kit may be a little less invasive and offer similar results.

400hp to the wheels will be a decent task to achieve through a 4l60/4l80e trans. Easier to accomplish through the 60e but may be at its limits. To help compare the modern transmissions think of the 4l60 as a th350 and a 4l80 as a th400 but with an extra gear. The 6Ls are 6-speeds.
My current planned combo is a an lq4 (lower compression 6.0) w/243 heads (same head as factory but smaller combustion chamber to bring compression up), decent size cam, bigger injectors, necessary odds n ends, and a t56. That should get me over 400hp to the wheels. If I run my 4l80e instead, I'll probably looking at 360-380 and a 3400-3600 stall.
Any more power and I'm looking at a lot more money or going turbo.
"ridetech coil-overs less invasive than NL and PB" do you mean there will be a lot of cutting and welding on the NL and PB?
RideTech may be for me...I was told the 4L60 is similar to 700r??whats the difference in 4L60 and 4L60E
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