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    1. #1
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      Mar 2006
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      Questions on a SFI plate for a L92/4L80e combination

      So I have a 2007 L92 and a 2005 4L80e with a stock 4L80e converter.



      The L92 has a flexplate, do I need a 4L80e spacer?

      I was thinking of buying a SFI flexplate but am confused on what will work.

      I found a 4L80e TCI flexplate part # 399754 168 tooth.
      The listing says for LS1, LS2, LS6 & LS7 all GM GEN III LS engines.

      Are there any other 4L80e SFI flexplates?

      So does this part work for my application?
      Do I need to use the GM spacer?
      When I get the correct converter how do I order it correctly?
      Do I order a 4L80e converter with the 4L80e bolt pattern and the longer shaft?

      Are all LS flexplates 168 tooth as I need a starter?

      thanks
      Josh
      1968 GTO https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ject-Grey-Goat
      Trying to accomplish the impossible, with no resources in the minimal amount of time possible.


    2. #2
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      That'll work.
      I'm not sure if you need to use the bushing. All of the converters we sell are custom built. In your case we supply a converter with the billet front cover set up for your L92.
      You will be disappointed with the stock converter. It's big, heavy and has a very low stall. Robs lots of power and doesn't like to spin.
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