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MagnaCharger make a complete package for that motor too. Injectors, fuel pump, ECM tuning. Bring you up 100 HP. About 5K plus installed. You ll need new rear tires too :crackup:

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Radix/

MagnaCharger make a complete package for that motor too. Injectors, fuel pump, ECM tuning. Bring you up 100 HP. About 5K plus installed. You ll need new rear tires too :crackup:

lol... well my plan is to put a 12" lift with 41" tires. But i am going to make all the performance mods first. What size gears do you think i should run with the 41's?

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Radix/

MagnaCharger make a complete package for that motor too. Injectors, fuel pump, ECM tuning. Bring you up 100 HP. About 5K plus installed. You ll need new rear tires too :crackup:

lol... well my plan is to put a 12" lift with 41" tires. But i am going to make all the performance mods first. What size gears do you think i should run with the 41's?

 

omfg 41" tires? Very minimum 4.88 then probably 5.+ you'll be wound pretty tight but you'll need super short gears to take stress off that tranny. btw- If you want a supercharged lifted 41" tire truck I would look at a built 4l80e first thing.

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Radix/

MagnaCharger make a complete package for that motor too. Injectors, fuel pump, ECM tuning. Bring you up 100 HP. About 5K plus installed. You ll need new rear tires too :crackup:

lol... well my plan is to put a 12" lift with 41" tires. But i am going to make all the performance mods first. What size gears do you think i should run with the 41's?

 

omfg 41" tires? Very minimum 4.88 then probably 5.+ you'll be wound pretty tight but you'll need super short gears to take stress off that tranny. btw- If you want a supercharged lifted 41" tire truck I would look at a built 4l80e first thing.

 

Ok... Im new to GMs but i am guessing the 4l80e is the transmission that comes in tha truck?

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Radix/

MagnaCharger make a complete package for that motor too. Injectors, fuel pump, ECM tuning. Bring you up 100 HP. About 5K plus installed. You ll need new rear tires too :crackup:

lol... well my plan is to put a 12" lift with 41" tires. But i am going to make all the performance mods first. What size gears do you think i should run with the 41's?

 

omfg 41" tires? Very minimum 4.88 then probably 5.+ you'll be wound pretty tight but you'll need super short gears to take stress off that tranny. btw- If you want a supercharged lifted 41" tire truck I would look at a built 4l80e first thing.

 

Ok... Im new to GMs but i am guessing the 4l80e is the transmission that comes in tha truck?

 

Actually 4l60e comes in the truck, but it will quickly be toast if you don't get it built up.

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Radix/

MagnaCharger make a complete package for that motor too. Injectors, fuel pump, ECM tuning. Bring you up 100 HP. About 5K plus installed. You ll need new rear tires too :crackup:

lol... well my plan is to put a 12" lift with 41" tires. But i am going to make all the performance mods first. What size gears do you think i should run with the 41's?

 

omfg 41" tires? Very minimum 4.88 then probably 5.+ you'll be wound pretty tight but you'll need super short gears to take stress off that tranny. btw- If you want a supercharged lifted 41" tire truck I would look at a built 4l80e first thing.

 

Ok... Im new to GMs but i am guessing the 4l80e is the transmission that comes in tha truck?

 

Actually 4l60e comes in the truck, but it will quickly be toast if you don't get it built up.

 

So what is the difference? Is the 4l80e just stronger or is there anything else better about it?

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So what is the difference? Is the 4l80e just stronger or is there anything else better about it?

 

Basically. Bigger & better guts, stronger parts. I'm not sure a built 4l60 could handle a vehicle with 41" tires and a powerful engine to boot.

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I want a KB supercharger, I just have to wait until my truck is paid off and I remove my 5.3L and drop my LQ4 6.0L in.

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Ya... I'm kinda rethinking the whole 12" with the 40's now i am leaning to a 6" or a 8" with 35's or 37's so i can still take down a few ricers around town. :D

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When my truck is completed, I will have a 6-inch Pro Comp lift with 35's, LQ4 with a KB supercharger and some other engine goodies, running, 4.88 gears (I think) with a built 4l60e tranny.

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