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The 6l90 is NOT a reliable transmission for what you are wanting to do. The converters start eating up 50-60k miles. If you do go that route, have the transmission serviced AT a GM dealer every 50,000 miles. We have rebuilt 150 6l80/6l90s this year alone, every single one of them starts with the converter ****ting the bed. Most of the time we are rebuilding those transmissions between 100-130k miles.


Great. Frown
So you're saying add the tube of LubeGard Shudder Stop as soon as I get it? Cool

Well, the good news is...I wont live to see 50K miles.
Took me 19 years to clock 31k on the unit I have now.


hahahaha..... I guess it wouldnt hurt. I will say this, this might be a good test to put Transynd in it.


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I put some of that stuff in the '05 4T60 that was my wife's daily at about 60K, it's rolling on 233k now...factory original fluid. Eek

goob- knockin' wood


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I put some of that stuff in the '05 4T60 that was my wife's daily at about 60K, it's rolling on 233k now...factory original fluid. Eek

goob- knockin' wood


I am also assuming you or your wife dont drive like a bunch of idiots either. That trans, around here anyways, usually goes out around 120k. But we are known for being stop light city


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It has a pretty good life.

My G-20 4L60E has about 130k on it as well, towed the open trailer about 60k miles, but I'm real careful about not towing in OD range.

I try to get our road service techs to keep their trucks in Tow/Haul mode at all times. Even empty those trucks are heavy.


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Update,

Phord, looks like I could order today and possibly have the truck sometime between April and July.

Can't bear to even deal with the GM option yet.

Saw a used '21 Dodge for $82K the other day. Laughing Hard


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Goob I know of a guy that would not pay crazy new high prices for a new truck. He said it had to be gas. He decided to put a 632 pump gas motor in place of the old 454. He said it pulls great and is paid for. Big Grin
 
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My dually only has 51K miles, it would last me the rest of my life, but we need a crew cab now for the grandkids....


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Just pulled the trigger on a new GMC, ordered the way I want it.
6.6 Gas SLT with a few options, like sunroof, 5th wheel/gooseneck package, block heater, auxiliary battery, spray bedliner, Bose, leather, T&T, locking diff., etc....
Delivery time? Unknown.
Actual sales price? Unknown, all incentives, discounts, or possible 0% finance options determined at time of delivery. I think I'm in a good position since the truck is nothing anyone else would want.

Now we wait.
Guess I'll kill the time filing for my Social Security, so I can pay for it.... Big Grin Cool


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Maybe this will work, link to the actual "built" truck....
Build summary


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Congrats!!


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Nice truck.... Don't worry, we just got a increase COL increase of 5.9% with SS.. That "MIGHT", Just might cover the fuel. lol
 
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Nice truck.... Don't worry, we just got a increase COL increase of 5.9% with SS.. That "MIGHT", Just might cover the fuel. lol


LOL, I'm afraid I'm going to have to race better to cover fuel... Razz


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Nice truck.... Don't worry, we just got a increase COL increase of 5.9% with SS.. That "MIGHT", Just might cover the fuel. lol


LOL, I'm afraid I'm going to have to race better to cover fuel... Razz


I was looking at a new Ram 3500 last year loaded. Just think, you won't have to worry about regens and DEF along with *** Check engine light on. Going into derate.

Holy Dollar bills.. My 89 F350 7.3 will take me to the grave.And that's OK.
 
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I feel ya, but our standard cab just isn't working with 2 grandkids who love going racing.
It was a new truck, or a motorhome.
I'm cool with the truck I guess. And no diesel headaches. We'll find out how cool the 6.6 gas engine is.


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What rear gear ratios were available and which one did you choose?


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Don't worry, we just got a COL increase of 5.9% with SS.. That "MIGHT", Just might cover the fuel. lol


Part B increased to $170.10 in 2022 and the deductible goes to $233. What a savings …….lol
 
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What rear gear ratios were available and which one did you choose?


3.73's with the 14K tow rating. That was pretty much the only gear ratio with all the boxes I checked off.


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What rear gear ratios were available and which one did you choose?


3.73's with the 14K tow rating. That was pretty much the only gear ratio with all the boxes I checked off.


Wonder why the 4.10 is no longer available.


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Probably because of the 6-speed with a 4:1 low.

In RWD with Gas it's 3.73's, 3.42's with a diesel.

I think there are other options with 4x4 or single rear wheel configurations.


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Probably because of the 6-speed with a 4:1 low.

In RWD with Gas it's 3.73's, 3.42's with a diesel.

I think there are other options with 4x4 or single rear wheel configurations.


Ahhh interesting. And I'm sure that transmission helps too. Bet this will be a super nice tow vehicle!


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