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Old 03-21-2007, 10:34 AM
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I don't think the valve body mod is terribly expensive. The bigger question is whether or not it can be done to 4L80E's or just 60's

I thought it was more than a simple valve body swap. You threw some numbers at me before for one, and it was not what I'd call a cheap mod. I wanted to do it to a 4L80E so maybe we didn't communicate well!
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I thought it was more than a simple valve body swap. You threw some numbers at me before for one, and it was not what I'd call a cheap mod. I wanted to do it to a 4L80E so maybe we didn't communicate well!
That's how it goes on the cutting edge I have a big pow wow with Mark Bowler tonight. I will confirm.
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Steve, Twist Machine,

Thank you so much for your detailed and educated response. I'm building a Keith Black 572, aluminum block, twin plug, twin turbo engine with hp in the 1500+ range. Maybe I can give you a call and pick your large brain for some ideas on how to control it. Thanks.
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Dude! 1500HP is a lot of beans! Call or email. I have everything you need.
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