interesting find

[GreaseDog]

just found another standalone controller for the 4L60E/65E/80E/85E...

http://www.becontrols.com/products/products.htm

Baumannator TCS™ for Ford and GM Electronic Transmissions
Now supporting the GM 4L60E, 4L65E, 4L80E and 4L85E Transmissions!
Click here to see Frequently Asked Questions about our Baumannator TCS

The Baumannator TCS electronic Transmission Control System, in conjunction with our valve body product, allows complete control of electronic transmissions and permits retrofitting to earlier vehicles. This system is a microprocessor-based, fully-tuneable electronic transmission control system. The Baumannator TCS currently supports popular Ford transmissions (AOD-E/4R70W and E4OD/4R100), as well as the GM 4L60E, 4L65E, 4L80E and 4L85E transmissions. Versions of the Baumannator TCS are planned for many other transmissions as well, and will be introduced in the future.

The Baumannator TCS can be used to retrofit electronic transmissions to earlier vehicles or can be fitted to applications that originally used electronic transmissions. This system will provide complete transmission tunability via a PC or laptop computer. The versatility and features provided by this system expand the capabilities of automatic transmissions to a new level, rendering older, non-electronic transmissions obsolete. Utilizing performance oriented transmission control strategies, the Baumannator TCS provides much better performance and durability than OEM electronics, while allowing excellent drivability. Please view the detailed product description for key features and applications of the Baumannator TCS.

TCS Without Harness For Ford Transmissions, Catalog Number: TCS-2 $400.00
TCS Without Harness For General Motors Transmissions, Catalog Number: TCS-4 $400.00

looks like a cheaper alternative to the others currently on the market, and PC tubanble to boot.

might come in handy if i decide to put an 80E in my 90.

[GreaseDog]

PCS also appears to be a decent product, with alot of neat features.

http://www.powertraincontrolsolutions.com/

[NEUMANNZZ]

might be a lot cheaper to get a 4l80e harness and computer on a later model year tbi truck, unless your converting to carb.

[GreaseDog]

obviously it would be cheaper to use a factory harness, but for something youre not putting EFI on, standalone is the way to go.

[NEUMANNZZ]

I was referring to your 90.