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Old 10-12-2013, 10:53 AM   #1
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so what is the difference of 4L60 and turbo 350 spline count
No difference in count ..both 30 spline ..Difference is in the length
Stator support shaft...all the same in modern GM transmissions ..Again, different lengths and placement
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No difference in count ..both 30 spline ..Difference is in the length
Stator support shaft...all the same in modern GM transmissions ..Again, different lengths and placement
So approx how much pilot extension and most4L60 and 700 have what some would call an enertia ring, some having dual bolt pattern. Beleive my LS flywheel is dual pattern also
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So approx how much pilot extension and most4L60 and 700 have what some would call an enertia ring, some having dual bolt pattern. Beleive my LS flywheel is dual pattern also
Maybe Russ ( SS3011 ) has that info handy.

Someone must make a crank adapter and spacer kit by now??
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Maybe Russ ( SS3011 ) has that info handy.

Someone must make a crank adapter and spacer kit by now??
Just curious as approx. When I drop the trans tomorrow (Sunday) will measure it for myself. Having my lathe sure comes in handy. Thanks for the info so far
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Default Re: B/PS lt1 formula

I think GM actually made a spacer for production vehicles to use a 298 mm converter with an LS engine. I don't have access to any parts books, but should be something a good GM parts guy could look up. I think they were used on LS, F-bodies.
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Just curious as approx. When I drop the trans tomorrow (Sunday) will measure it for myself. Having my lathe sure comes in handy. Thanks for the info so far
Best I can find on a Saturday lol... .550...That's a lot of pilot extension....
Why I say a crank adapter would be better...
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No difference in count ..both 30 spline ..Difference is in the length
Stator support shaft...all the same in modern GM transmissions ..Again, different lengths and placement
But maybe for your info , convertor hub dia is .130 difference
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