Thread: 4L80E In A 67?
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Old 10-02-2005, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by protour
You half framers you! I actually was able to pretty much use my factory tranny crossmember holes The tranny mount of course differs but the crossmember itself is nothing different.

-Matt
That's weird. The 4L80E is at least 6-8" further back for the mount pad than the 4L60's. I have no idea how you could use the stock holes. The mount is a normal TH350/400/whatever deal, at least as far as bolt pattern.

The 4L80E is longer than all of them, and the mount pad is literally at the end of the trans right under the rear seal. Not just after the pan with a tailshaft housing hanging behind it.

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