Hays Crankshaft Adapter Sleeve [Small Block Ford to GM Automatic Transmission]
490-41-200
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Ford Engine
HAYS / MR GASKET 41-200 Features:
Hays crankshaft adapter sleeves allow you to bolt a GM automatic transmission to a Ford engine or an older GM automatic transmission to an LS-series engine. These adapter sleeves insert into the crankshaft flange with no modifications to give you the correct distance and pilot size to use a torque converter of the transmission type being installed. Use of this adapter keeps you from possibly damaging the input shaft of your transmission when doing a transmission swap. These are manufactured from precision CNC-machined top-quality steel.- Versions available to adapt Ford engine to GM transmission or LS engine to older GM transmission
- CNC machined for a precise fit
- Made from high quality steel
- Adapts crankshaft pilot to torque converter snout
- Gives added spacing between engine block and flexplate
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