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Old 03-12-2009, 08:08 PM
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im getting a 02 lq4 do those have the long crank like a late model 4.8 just trying to figure out if my tranny will work with the 6l
Old 03-12-2009, 09:26 PM
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the 02' should have the shorter, standard crank with a spacer on it so you can use it with any tranny
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Originally Posted by 454SuperSport
the 02' should have the shorter, standard crank with a spacer on it so you can use it with any tranny
what about a standard trans? didnt know if that would make a difference seeing an auto uses a TC where the standard needs to have the input shaft long enough to reach the pilot bearing

i found out on my 4.8 with nv3500, model year 2000 that the crank was indeed longer like the earlier 6.0...I think he has a nv3500 as well
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yea i have the nv3500 i thought the 6l went to the longer crank in 02 and new i thought the 99-01 were the shorter ones or am i all messed up
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The 99-00 had he longer cranks, after that they went to the shorter crank shafts.. If the motor has iron heads it has the long crank in it...
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alright so that sucks im going to have to find a t56 so swap in to bc my nv3500 will be to short
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i was just searching i think i can use the crank spacer bc theres a piolt bearing the spacer i beleive im not sure if any one can answer that for me
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Originally Posted by Mangled03gmc
The 99-00 had he longer cranks, after that they went to the shorter crank shafts.. If the motor has iron heads it has the long crank in it...
na its got 317s on it so its got the 'normal' length crank...i think the input shaft on the nv3500 is gonna be too short and wont reach the pilot bearing...your prolly gonna have to get a t56 before you do your 6.0 swap...keep searching and let us know what you find out...
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not to necro the thread, but i've got a 99 4.3/5spd. i'm swapping to a 2002 5.3. am i gonna have to change input shafts to make the 5.3 clutch work?
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I dont believe so. Im pretty sure the trans for the 4.3 and V8 5spds is the same


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