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Old 07-09-2019, 10:42 PM   #13
57taskforce
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Re: 1972 K20: TH350 or 4L80?

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I've been driving the K/20s since '82. I didn't buy them for hiway driving, but I have always hiway driven them with no problem. I had a 4L80E/NP241 with stand alone computer in a '91 Suburban I parted and junked after I was done using it. I decided I'm good with the truck the way it was built
Dang Tim that 80/241 combo is pretty uncommon, almost as much as the factory 80/205. That would have been a hard one to let go of.
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