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  1. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Niiiice!!! That 383 is gonna tear up the road! I'd definitely be stoked to follow your progress! With that 4:1 first, you'd be a rocket from a stop...besides having a whippled 383...lol Are you 411 swapped? Just curious... If I'm not mistaken, I think you can use one of the digital input wires...
  2. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Hi there! To partially answer your question, yes, after bolting the 6L to the block, there was (in my case) sufficient spacing between the torque converter and flexplate. My magic numbers were 1/4" minimum and 3/8" maximum - I was somewhere in between. This is with no modification to the torque...
  3. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Hey all. Sorry to bring this thread back. Erik the Awful did mention that I needed to log in and give an update and so I've read all the posts since I last posted. The 6L80 is still running strong! I haven't had any problems with it at all. I did pull a stock 2013 Corvette A6 tune from the HP...
  4. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    I haven't inquired about their tuning service, though I'm sure it would make this a ton easier. My goal is to keeping this project as cheap as I can. So far it's just under $1500.
  5. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    I will try this. Thank you!
  6. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Update....I've been fiddling with shift points and pressures to my liking. I'm no smart folk when it comes to playing with pressure numbers, so it's been back and forth between my driveway and test routes. I dang near have all upshifts feel super comfortable between normal, moderate, and WOT...
  7. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    I haven't layed into it yet...but I'll give her a go. I've been curious as well and just wanted to make sure I put some miles on it without any issues first.
  8. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

  9. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    I am not sure. The module comes with a base calibration file for the trans. Most likely, if you calibrate your tps, and your trans is good, theoretically it would act like it should. I believe my issues were a misunderstanding between the OBD2 port tuning and the module's software and the fact...
  10. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Nice! Pick up these bur bits (pictured). They will make your life easier to modify your flexplate and your trans mount, if you go that route!
  11. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Man! I wished I could upload my video....I finally got the truck shifting at acceptable levels! Took it around the block, then about a 30 minute drive and all is well. There could be additional tweaking to make it shift like a new car, but I am not super inclined on the tuning aspect and I am...
  12. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Yep, t-taps aren't permanent. Once everything is dialed in, I'll have fun with soldering.
  13. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Do you have a wire at pin 10 of the red connector?
  14. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Yeppers! To include changing the gear ratio if need be.
  15. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    I don't think so. You may get away with not having to modify driveshaft length, but will have to adjust the length for the crossmember trans mount such as I did with my 4wd. It almost seems that the 6L90 would more match length from bellhousing to tailshaft.
  16. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Factory speedo works using the stock sensor and it shifts through all gears in drive. Not like a new vehicle...yet, as I need to tune the upshift from 2nd to 3rd and all the downshifts. Aside from that, it upshifts flawlessly!
  17. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Thank you! 1. Bellhousing bolt pattern is no issue, as previously mentioned by Grimpala. It bolts right up! 2. I used a stock 6L80 torque converter mated to the stock L31 flexplate. You will have to modify your flexplate and waller out the holes where the torque converter bolts go through. Just...
  18. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    T-taps right into the 5v wires of the tps and the ignition coil. I connected them a little over an inch away from their plugs for the cleanest signal. What's your setup?
  19. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Agreed. I would most definitely think it would be personal preference and/or utilization, considering gears.
  20. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    I didn't mention this because it was irrelevant to this thread, but I 0411 swapped about a year ago. The ECU will have nothing to do with the transmission for a swap such as I did or what you're mentioning. The TCM I bought says it will run any 6L behind any motor and will be the sole controller...
  21. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Not quite. The module's monitoring software says 2 and 1 are in 1st gear and 3 is 2nd gear. I'm still trying to figure the software out to see if that's programmable. I'm probably not going to have much time until the weekend...my job is very demanding this week, but it will give me time to...
  22. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    My wife has a 2020 Traverse with a 9 speed. It's crazy how much it downshifts just to speed up a bit. GM did a very good job (in my opinion) on this trans, as you cannot feel it shifting at all. It almost feels like a CVT trans. Thing is no slouch either! For the shift lever, I do in fact plan...
  23. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Thanks!!! I would most definitely think your gearing would chip your rpm down more effectively. The 6L would bring your rpm down a few hundred, but, I can say the 6L will more efficiently make use of your motor's power band. Plus, at highway speeds, you'd have 2 overdrive gears!
  24. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Thanks!!! My truck has 3.73 gears. I could see why folks would consider 1st gear too steep, however, it may be personal preference. I think with my current combo, it's just right for daily driving, considering the weight of a crew cab and it being an L31. I have a '14 Silverado, also with a...
  25. 97Centurion

    L31/6L80e

    Yeppers, as stated, once complete, I'll have everything together and do a follow up post. As far as the shifter in general, yes it does work. It pops right onto the shifter linkage. My 6L did not have any of the miscellaneous bracketry, so I fabricated my own shifter bracket using 1/8" angle...
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