flex plate ???????
flex plate ??????? I'm confused after reading serval threads I still have no idea where to go. I have a 2006 Sierra 6.0 and I'm trying to made it to a 2000-2001 4l60e. what flexplate do I need are will the Sierra Flex plate work just fine. I hear there a 5.3 dise flex plate mite be it but spacer maybe need it not sure. I'd rather ask a question in the mess anything up I am a newbie. thanks
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Sorry that no one has answered you yet.
I don't know for sure, but thought that all '98 and later V8 flexplates and V8 4L60e would be compatible with any LS-style converter. The complexities come from hooking up pre-98 parts to post-98 parts.
I will be happy to be corrected so that an expert can help out here.
I don't know for sure, but thought that all '98 and later V8 flexplates and V8 4L60e would be compatible with any LS-style converter. The complexities come from hooking up pre-98 parts to post-98 parts.
I will be happy to be corrected so that an expert can help out here.
I got motor without a tranny. I bought my tranny from a friend out his car. now here's the trick part when he got the tranny it did have a torque converter. so got that used so not sure there. but to run it in his car he got a special flexplate I think. but he has a 2000 6.0
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Chris knows 1000x times about about this than I do and I'm glad he is trying to help you out.
However, you are looking for a "sure" answer to the fit of unknown parts.
Chris can probably help you more if you post some pictures and measurements.
Put the converter down on it tabs and measure the distance to its top; this will ensure it isLS compatible.
Measure the distance between various bolt holes and describe which bolt holes these are in the picture. Some flexplates
However, you are looking for a "sure" answer to the fit of unknown parts.
Chris can probably help you more if you post some pictures and measurements.
Put the converter down on it tabs and measure the distance to its top; this will ensure it isLS compatible.
Measure the distance between various bolt holes and describe which bolt holes these are in the picture. Some flexplates
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That is a 4L80 style flexplate. You need to get the dished 4L60 type. It will have the right bolt pattern and you will not need the spacer. We have a SFI version if you can not find one.
http://www.circledspecialties.com/p-...flexplate.aspx
Chris
http://www.circledspecialties.com/p-...flexplate.aspx
Chris
As I'm on a thin budget would this work as well. An will I need a spacer.http://www.summitracing.com/parts/bmm-20340
As I'm on a thin budget would this work as well. An will I need a spacer.http://www.summitracing.com/parts/bmm-20340
Chris
