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Old 03-29-2018, 11:20 PM
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will a lq9 bolt up to a 4l60 with out any mods ,,,i know it wont last
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Yes, the block itself will bolt straight up to a 4L60e transmission.
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do i use the flywheel of my 4,8 or the lq9 ...4.8 is dished lq9 is flat
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Keep what you had previously to make it fit the same.

If your 4.8 came with a dished flywheel then transfer that over because your torque converter will bolt right up to that.
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If its actually an Lq9 it already will have the same flexplate as your 4.8.
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The LQ4’s had the flat flex plate with spacer
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