🧩 Product Description
🔧 Product Overview
This adapter flywheel flexplate kit is engineered to connect GM Gen III LS engines with popular automatic transmissions, providing a reliable solution for LS swap applications. Designed for correct crankshaft alignment and torque converter engagement, it ensures smooth power transfer and stable drivetrain operation.
🚗 Compatible Engines & Transmissions
Compatible Engines (6-Bolt Crank Only):
Fits GM Gen III LS engines including:
LS1 (1997–2007)
LS6 (1997–2007)
LS2 (2005–2009)
4.8L / 5.3L / 6.0L truck engines: L33, L59, LM4, LM7, LQ4, LQ9, LR4
Compatible Transmissions:
TH350
Powerglide
200-4R
700R4
4L60
⚠ Not Compatible With:
Gen IV LS engines with 8-bolt crankshaft
4L80E transmissions
Some early 1999–2000 LQ4 engines (please verify bolt pattern before ordering)
🔁 Replacement Part Numbers
Replacement for: 91604000, 57534610, 244-2901, 575-18346, 230-7303, LSOT00142, LSRB200748
💪 High-Strength Construction
Manufactured from premium-grade steel, this flexplate and adapter kit is built to withstand high torque and RPM conditions. The rigid structure resists flexing, cracking, and fatigue, ensuring long-term durability in performance, street, and swap applications.
⚙️ Functional Advantages
Corrects crankshaft-to-transmission compatibility for Gen III LS swaps
Ensures proper torque converter spacing and engagement
Maintains smooth starter engagement and stable rotation
Helps reduce vibration caused by mismatched drivetrain components
🧰 Package Includes
(1) Transmission Adapter Flexplate
(6) Gen III LS Flexplate Bolts
(1) LS Crank Sleeve Adapter
(1) Torque Converter Bolt Kit
🛠 Installation Notes
Designed for direct-fit installation on compatible Gen III LS engines
Please confirm crankshaft bolt count, torque converter bolt pattern, and starter ring gear compatibility before installation
Professional installation is recommended for best results
📦 Application Scenarios
Ideal for LS engine swaps into classic cars, muscle cars, hot rods, trucks, and custom builds requiring compatibility between Gen III LS engines and non-electronic automatic transmissions.