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    I think its time

    Well after reading Garrisons about garrisons tranny about to die its about time to think about wut tranny to buy...got a few questions....

    1. I need to get a two piece driveshaft(I've noticied alot more vibration from it above 90 mph especially since the gear swap) looking for a local shop that can make it and install it...anyone no a place?

    2. Since I am gonna do a two piece I need to figure out which tranny to go with built 4l60e or 4l80e just because the lengths will be different. I know both can hold the power level im looking for but dont really want to mess with the conversion to a 4l80e but i will if enough of you guys think that would be the best route.

    3.I do plan on putting a blower on in the future but I am not looking for stupid power...just close to 450-500 rwhp...my current build up has been geared toward that...


    Thanks for the input
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    Get a professionally built HP driveshaft from Dennys Driveshaft. They know their stuff.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    thanks for chiming in red...so you dont think i need a two piece?...where are they located? and Are they steel or aluminum?
    06 silverado CC Volant CAI/ Corsa Sport exhaust
    dynatech supermaxx headers/cats
    LPE GT2-3 cam/ Comp 918's/ Rods
    Eaton LSD 3.73's
    IAT Shocks
    DANNY TRANNY w/2800 TCS billet verter
    275HP and 293TQ Pre Cam
    314HP and 303TQ post cam

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    The one's I have seen them build are steel. I would only do steel in a two piece but that's just my choice. You could do aluminum one piece or even a carbon fibre one piece if its not over 70" long.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Driveshaft stuff? No clue. Let Greg figure that out.

    Tranny--do a LVL 5 65e. It will be fine. Just make sure to have it warrantied.

    Another thing (no offense Garrisson), but Garrisson beats the $hit out of his tranny. It was only a matter of time before something took a poop. Garrisson's truck does look good--and makes good power--which is the reason for the stock parts to be failing. 340+ rwhp on a stock tranny is pushing the limit, but when you beat on it all of the time, stuff is gunna go South faster than normal. You can have a truck with 340+ rwhp and have the tranny last longer, but you have to drive it like a grandma (or Ricky), but then what is the use in having 340+ rwhp?? Exactly. If Garrisson wasn't so hard on it, he might have gotten about 10-15k more miles out of it--but it would have eventually gone out. BUT, it isn't a bad thing to think about since you will be going FI sooner or later.

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