will it work?
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Don't quote me on this but I do not think it will work. The end of the converter (I can't remember what you call it. ) that meshes to the back of the crank is different. I could be wrong on this.
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If your saying the guy has a Ls1 with the 4l60e in his 93, well then yes it should work, But 93 f-body's had the 700R4's didn't they, The Torque converter isn't the same as the Lt1's 4l60e Either
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Torque converter might not work...
The crank on the ls1 is .400 shallower than the lt1 and the diffrence is made up w/ flywheel and converter. I had issues w/ the ls1 set up in my 75 camaro. One way to see if the part will swap is call a parts store and ask for a price on a converter for a (what was it??)93\94 4l60e and get the part #. then call them back and ask for price and part # for 98 model. See if the # match. good luck...