JEGS LS Flexplate with Crankshaft Spacer and Bolts
555-601080K
Internally Balanced
- GM LS Series "Dished" Flexplate
- Will Not Work in place of "Flat" Flexplate on 6.0L with the Extended Crank Flange
SFI Flexplate Kit Includes:
LS Flexplate 555-601080
Crankshaft Spacer 555-601010
Spacer Bolts 555-601011
JEGS die-stamped SFI Flexplates are built to exceed OE specifications from chromoly steel with a double-welded ring gear to prevent separation in high-RPM engines. Each drag racing flexplate has a zinc-dichromate finish to prevent degradation and undergoes a final plate inspection to guarantee complete customer satisfaction.SFI 29.1 Rated Flexplates
I have this on my ‘00 LQ4 without the spacer so that it fits with the TH350 and everything is lining up but it looks like the starter is not going to be able to engage. Do I need to get a different starter?
I am hooking up a 700r4 transmission to 5.7L LS1. Will this flexplate work? If yes, as is or will I have to elongate converter holes? thx
I have a 98 Trans Am swapping 00’ LQ4 6.0 to stock 98’4L60E will this work?...
will this work for 5.3 to th350 with 10 inch converter?
Will this work on a 2000 LQ4 6.0 to a TH350?
I'm trying to bolt a 1998 non ls 460e trans to a 1999 5.3 Silverado cause I screwed up bought the wrong used trans would this fix my problem due to the removable bellhousings on these trans are different lengths Wich convert/belhousing would I use
I have an 03 6.0 and want to put it in front of a 98 4l80e. Will this be the right way to go?
Will this Flexplate work with a 2004 5.3L LS engine to a 1994 4L80E transmission?
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