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Old 04-10-2012, 07:48 PM
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Default Ok I've officially confused myself, simple question inside

I've read too much now and keep going back and forth on what I need.

I've got an LM7 that I'm mating a 4l80e too. Do I simply need to buy a stock 4l80e flexplate to mate up to my stock 4l80e converter?

I've got a stock lm7/4l60e flexplate which won't work because it only has 3 converter bolt holes.

There is also an adaptor for sale which will adapt an old style transmission (which i believe is the same as the 4l80e) to something...but clearly not my flexplate!

blah blah blah i'll shut up, back to the original question, Do I simply need to buy a stock 4l80e flexplate to mate up to my stock 4l80e converter?
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blah blah blah i'll shut up, back to the original question, Do I simply need to buy a stock 4l80e flexplate to mate up to my stock 4l80e converter?
Yes, stock flexplate, spacer, and bolts.
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So go to a dealership and ask for a stock flexplate, spacer, and bolts from a...2001 silverado 2500hd?




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