Thinking v2
Indeed.... I fell asleep right after my last post, lol. Somehow I made it into my bed though.
The 6R80 is a stout customer. My friend has one that he's had behind a twin turbo 351, and the weak link for him has been the pump. But, it does handle the abuse. He dyno'd at 770, as I recall. But now he's building a Coyote for it to sit behind.
Obviously, he had to use an adapter plate for the 351, as well as a controller.
The 6R80 is a stout customer. My friend has one that he's had behind a twin turbo 351, and the weak link for him has been the pump. But, it does handle the abuse. He dyno'd at 770, as I recall. But now he's building a Coyote for it to sit behind.
Obviously, he had to use an adapter plate for the 351, as well as a controller.
Those are for my rear emergency lights, i did that wiring and i refuse to drill holes in the truck to secure them, they arent going anywhere, they are ziptied to the tonneau cover rails
Indeed.... I fell asleep right after my last post, lol. Somehow I made it into my bed though.
The 6R80 is a stout customer. My friend has one that he's had behind a twin turbo 351, and the weak link for him has been the pump. But, it does handle the abuse. He dyno'd at 770, as I recall. But now he's building a Coyote for it to sit behind.
Obviously, he had to use an adapter plate for the 351, as well as a controller.
The 6R80 is a stout customer. My friend has one that he's had behind a twin turbo 351, and the weak link for him has been the pump. But, it does handle the abuse. He dyno'd at 770, as I recall. But now he's building a Coyote for it to sit behind.
Obviously, he had to use an adapter plate for the 351, as well as a controller.
No no don't drill any holes....take it to someone that knows what they are doing lol.









