2 speed rearend.
I know where you can find one, I don't know where to find that ratio.Not a unicorn transmission, I’m not seeking an indestructible 4L60e
I want a gear between 1.7:1 and 1:1 without regearing both axles and buying new driveshafts
I was going to suggest a gear vendors.2 speed rearend.
40’s....Not a unicorn transmission, I’m not seeking an indestructible 4L60e
I want a gear between 1.7:1 and 1:1 without regearing both axles and buying new driveshafts
I’m not one of the cool people40’s....
4L80E has a 1.48:1.Not a unicorn transmission, I’m not seeking an indestructible 4L60e
I want a gear between 1.7:1 and 1:1 without regearing both axles and buying new driveshafts
Is that done by programming alone or change of valve body?4L80E has a 1.48:1.
TCI has the 6X version, where they use the front OD gear (.75) to split every gear in the back (2.48, 1.48, 1, same gears as TH400)
Then you have 2.48, 1.86, 1.48, 1.11, 1, .75
Although I wonder about the life of the OD clutches in that scenario since they shift 3 times every time.
That's what I thoughtThey would have to change the valve body at least, maybe mod the case too. Because there are only 2 shift solenoids that make the 4 gear combinations, so there needs to be a mechanical/hydraulic change to control the OD clutch separately.
The torque converter lockup would feel like yet another gear at the end. You can easily change a couple hundred RPM or more depending on load with the converter lockup.
Too bad you can't get a Ranger overdrive from Advance Adapters anymore. 27% overdrive you could split all the gears or just go third over before grabbing 4th. Plus you'd have the added bonus of going 4th/od.
I feel like the last sentence just described a unicorn transmission.Not a unicorn transmission, I’m not seeking an indestructible 4L60e
I want a gear between 1.7:1 and 1:1 without regearing both axles and buying new driveshafts