You are on the right track with your gearing thoughts. You need to get that big beast moving off the line. Most of us run a light truck and with the low first gear of the 4L60E need a little loading to get the boost at take off. If you put a trailer on the back boost is made very easy at any speed. This would be the same as having your truck with heavy tires. Also the same as brake boosting in a roll race. As you have figured out all you need to have is enough load to make full boost quickly in first gear.
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