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Thread: 24x and 4L60?

  1. 03-28-2013, 11:49 PM #1

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    Default 24x and 4L60?

    I wanted to do a 24x conversion, but I have a 1993 with a 4L60. Does anyone know if I will be able to make it work without swapping out my 4L60 for a 4L60-E. I don’t want to do the drive by wire thing either. That will tack on another $1500 to the conversion.

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    im curious about this to efi told me i would need an aftermarket tcc lockup kit though
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    The LS1 PCM cannot control TCC lockup for a 700R4 (or 4L60) transmission. You must use an aftermarket lockup kit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eficonnection View Post
    The LS1 PCM cannot control TCC lockup for a 700R4 (or 4L60) transmission. You must use an aftermarket lockup kit.
    So as long it's a 4L60E the ls ecm will work?

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