Nv3500 4x4 to a 4.8 ls
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Nv3500 4x4 to a 4.8 ls
I need help finding the right flywheel and whatever other parts to put an nv3500 in my truck I swapped a 4.8 4l60e I to an 87 square body a few months ago and want to put the nv3500 in it any help with part numbers and advice would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance.
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Yes they was they had a internal slave cylinder mine is external dont know if that matters and I was also told the back of the crank might be different this is why I'm asking.
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There is some good information in the link to the Novak site regarding clutch contact surface area on the flywheel that warrants reading to keep you from ending up with an inadequate clutch/flywheel combination.
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i put a nv3500 behind my 99 4.8 in my 94 k2500.
i used the sachs flywheel nfw1050,
6302vsp43 napa pilot bearing
stock 94 clutch drilled out 3 holes to fit the 10mm bolts
jegs 555-601015 flywheel bolts
arp 134-2203 pressure plate bolts
the stock external slave cylinder from the 94 truck worked fine.
i used the sachs flywheel nfw1050,
6302vsp43 napa pilot bearing
stock 94 clutch drilled out 3 holes to fit the 10mm bolts
jegs 555-601015 flywheel bolts
arp 134-2203 pressure plate bolts
the stock external slave cylinder from the 94 truck worked fine.
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no crank spacer needed for me. the pilot bearing makes up the difference. i believe it is .400" wider if i remember right.
my 4.8 was originally mated to a 4l60e automatic.
my 4.8 was originally mated to a 4l60e automatic.
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i put a nv3500 behind my 99 4.8 in my 94 k2500.
i used the sachs flywheel nfw1050,
6302vsp43 napa pilot bearing
stock 94 clutch drilled out 3 holes to fit the 10mm bolts
jegs 555-601015 flywheel bolts
arp 134-2203 pressure plate bolts
the stock external slave cylinder from the 94 truck worked fine.
i used the sachs flywheel nfw1050,
6302vsp43 napa pilot bearing
stock 94 clutch drilled out 3 holes to fit the 10mm bolts
jegs 555-601015 flywheel bolts
arp 134-2203 pressure plate bolts
the stock external slave cylinder from the 94 truck worked fine.
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I’m using the stock truck oil pan from the 4wd 99 Sierra. The slave cylinder even clears the low oil sensor in the pan. The slave cylinder I’m using is a 90-91 Chevy truck style because it takes a normal inverted flare line instead of the roll pin setup. So maybe that is shorter than the 94 style slave cylinder.
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I’m using the stock truck oil pan from the 4wd 99 Sierra. The slave cylinder even clears the low oil sensor in the pan. The slave cylinder I’m using is a 90-91 Chevy truck style because it takes a normal inverted flare line instead of the roll pin setup. So maybe that is shorter than the 94 style slave cylinder.
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No problem. Now that I think of it, it might have been a metric bubble flare and not inverted, but either way it’s an easier setup than the roll pin style especially if you have to make your own line.