Long crank 6.0l to 4l60e
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Hey guys,
I heard somewhere that the long crank 6.0l (99-00) would bolt up to the older 4l60e. Is this true? I didn't think there was a substantial difference in transmissions between generations. I'm putting it in a 98 chevy 1500 that currently has a built 4l60e and would like to know this before I purchase a new crankshaft.
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Luke
I heard somewhere that the long crank 6.0l (99-00) would bolt up to the older 4l60e. Is this true? I didn't think there was a substantial difference in transmissions between generations. I'm putting it in a 98 chevy 1500 that currently has a built 4l60e and would like to know this before I purchase a new crankshaft.
Thanks,
Luke
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Hey guys,
I heard somewhere that the long crank 6.0l (99-00) would bolt up to the older 4l60e. Is this true? I didn't think there was a substantial difference in transmissions between generations. I'm putting it in a 98 chevy 1500 that currently has a built 4l60e and would like to know this before I purchase a new crankshaft.
Thanks,
Luke
I heard somewhere that the long crank 6.0l (99-00) would bolt up to the older 4l60e. Is this true? I didn't think there was a substantial difference in transmissions between generations. I'm putting it in a 98 chevy 1500 that currently has a built 4l60e and would like to know this before I purchase a new crankshaft.
Thanks,
Luke
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I just put a 99 lq4 in my t/a bolted to a 4l60e in addition to slotting the holes on the flex plate I had to also get the nose of the converter milled down .25" ( the part that goes into the end of the crank) I used spacers in between the flywheel and converter at first but ended up messing up the front pump on the trans. Btw there is no flywheel spacer on a 99-00 lq4 that is why it is known as a long crank
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I just put a 99 lq4 in my t/a bolted to a 4l60e in addition to slotting the holes on the flex plate I had to also get the nose of the converter milled down .25" ( the part that goes into the end of the crank) I used spacers in between the flywheel and converter at first but ended up messing up the front pump on the trans. Btw there is no flywheel spacer on a 99-00 lq4 that is why it is known as a long crank