2000 model crankshaft question
05-13-2003, 02:08 PM
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2000 model crankshaft question
Was it just the '99 6.0L crankshafts that were longer than the new ones? I'm going to order a converter and trans. soon and was wondering if my '00 5.3L has a normal crankshaft.
I don't want to be installing the new converter and find out it doesn't fit.
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John
I don't want to be installing the new converter and find out it doesn't fit.
Thanks
John
05-13-2003, 02:31 PM
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Re: 2000 model crankshaft question
John,
I measured my 2000 4.8 crank and it measured ~23-5/8". I have a stock LS1 crank laying around, and it was identical. But, some info I read says all the truck cranks were longer, not just the 99/00 6.0's and would not interchange. I will be contacting the the guy who wrote it to get some clarification on it. Not sure what year the LS1 crank is, but they are all the same anyway.
I measured my 2000 4.8 crank and it measured ~23-5/8". I have a stock LS1 crank laying around, and it was identical. But, some info I read says all the truck cranks were longer, not just the 99/00 6.0's and would not interchange. I will be contacting the the guy who wrote it to get some clarification on it. Not sure what year the LS1 crank is, but they are all the same anyway.
05-13-2003, 03:33 PM
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Let me know if you find out otherwise. 
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