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    Tranny?

    I'm thinking there's no way, but was out playing with the new truck last night and first time really hammering on it. was at 85 mph in 2nd at a little over 5000 rpm's. Is there any way that little 4.8 came with a 4l80e behind it?

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    Since its a nnbs I really am not sure, but don't think so, but its prolly the gears. I think the rare 3.08 trucks run all the way to 98mph in 2nd. 3.23 or 3.42 won't much better.
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    I don't think so, but check your RPO codes in the glovebox.
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    No. 60e.
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    It probably has 3.08 or 3.23 gears.

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    Yep 3.23 mine does 52 1st & 94 in 2nd

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    Crap, oh well. Thanks for the replies.

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    yay for rpo, 60e and 3.23. good call

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    yeah when i had 3.23s and oversize tires i would run the whole 1/4 mile finishing still in 2nd
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