6.2L / 6L80/85e owners

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Originally Posted by Quik

Come to pa ill let you drive my crewcab. It stays cool. Like siad I've never seen hot temps.I keep the display reading trans temp and always have an eye on it. I have no reason to give false info. It stays cool

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i got a heavier right foot ill get it hot lol

doubt that, if it doesnt get hot pulling 7000lbs up hills then i doubt a lead foot is going to make a difference

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Originally Posted by STUNNA

i got a heavier right foot ill get it hot lol

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http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...-57-39_867.jpg

this pic was taken today, i was driving back from the shop to the house. I can always take another pic when i pull the trailer again. this might not be for another month or so but i could just to show you.http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...-57-50_331.jpg

nice gauge faces

factory with the apperance package z71

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Originally Posted by STUNNA

nice gauge faces

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http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...-04-47_121.jpg

That was cruising on highway after about 40 minutes

http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...-04-47_121.jpg

Nice temps.

at 78F at night cruising is a ok temp.

But towing and holding those temps, you must have a 15821239 or better, Stock wise.

I need to take down my temps in 89F all round ambient temps

Towing is 175-190 usually. Highest I get is going up steep hills. Cruising highways its cool.

On a 100* day it still doesn't get hot

http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...-23-06_783.jpg

Ya, i started mine up today and it was only 132degs but the ipc was showing 103deg outside :)

good to see it's not running hot.

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Originally Posted by farmtruc

Ya, i started mine up today and it was only 132degs but the ipc was showing 103deg outside :)

good to see it's not running hot.

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Allen that was at a redlight after a 40 minute drive