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Show&Go
Looking into a few changes on my truck MAYBE even before SAR, Aside from swapping from a dry shot to a wet shot on the N2O in hopes of getting my AFR a bit undercontrol I am looking into buying a LQ9 around the end of December. It wont be anything special Basically just taking my cam and bolt-ons etc and adding it to the LQ9 during the swap. Hopefully will be a decent 50hp gain and a good bit more in the torque area * If those aspirations are a bit much someone inform me* So here is the question. Under the power of a 6.0 I dont figure my built 60e will hold together for long. But Im needing it to hold together long enough to get a built 80e (I figure it needs to last me about 4 months to be ready to swap the trans) So would a TCI deep pan and a good trans cooler be able to prolong the life long enough to make the swap AND when I am racing investing in a window switch for the n2o to keep it from spraying through shifts?
if your 4l60e is built right then you shouldnt have any issues with it, i been running a 4l60e for a few years now, built by performabuilt. and A FLT IN MY ECSB, niether have given me issues or problems, plus i am close to putting down 500 rwhp!!! plus i race just about every weekend and drive it daily 
p.s. the only issue i ever had with a 4l60e was letting local tranny shops build them
Simple: 408 on steroids!
single digits coming soon!