Level 5 4L65e

[farmtruc]

I have a 65e here that has been completely rebuilt.

We pulled it from the customers truck because it was overpowering the trans. Once we pulled it, we had it completely rebuilt with all the good stuff, so it's back to 100% again.

(for those that replied, you can see i rephrased the above statement, the trans is fresh and new, it used to slip, not anymore)

This trans has every component you can upgrade, clutches, band, servos, drums, planets-5 pinion, shiftkit, etc.

I'd recommend this trans to anyone laying down less than 450whp.
This trans should last a good while behind that kind of power.

The trans is setup for a 99-06 2wd.

Converter not included.

30day warranty.

$1400, will ship, customer pays shipping.

later,
allen

[C-WAY]

holy cow!!!


I NEED THIS!!!

[sprayedenali]

what would u have to do to get this into a 04 yukon denali?

[txarkitekt]

Just use the tailhousing adapter plate on the Yukon's tranny and replace it with this ones...and viola! Should be a direct, simple swap.

Only saying this because of the notion that the Denali is AWD...

[sprayedenali]

so it would be pretty much a direct bolt on, just have to also hook up the transfer case??

im asking because my dads tranny is pretty screwed so im thinking this might be cheaper than getting it fixed around here. especially if we could sell the messed up one

[txarkitekt]

Yes, just remove the stock tailhousing from the AWD tranny and put it on the new 2WD tranny, bolt it up to the T-case, and you're money!

[sprayedenali]

alright, sounds easy enough.
allen, would u consider any kind of trade for the broken trans??

[C-WAY]

What an expensive time of year

PM sent Allen

[Botlfed]

I'd recommend this trans to anyone laying down less than 450whp.
This trans should last a good while behind that kind of power.

no good to me

[farmtruc]

I updated my post, there was some confusion on the condition of the trans, it used to slip, that's why we pulled it, then rebuilt it, now it's 100%. The original post sounded like it was still in the slipping condition.