GM Performance • LS 4L65E (1998–2007)

Quality by Design. Monster by Nature.

RoadReady LS 4L65E with 300mm converter
Starting at$2,199

RoadReady 4L65E

  • OEM-quality replacement for stock power
  • Refreshed frictions, bushings, solenoids & seals
  • Factory-smooth shift feel
  • Warranty: 6 Year • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: Stock
StreetMonster LS 4L65E with matched converter
Starting at$1,999

StreetMonster 4L65E

  • HD 3–4 clutch pack, wide 2–4 band, Corvette servo
  • Corvette 2nd Gear servo for firm positive shifts
  • Firm, controlled shifts
  • Warranty: 5 Year • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: +100 over stock
SportMonster LS 4L65E with billet converter
Starting at$3,099

SportMonster 4L65E

  • Red Race clutch pack, wide 2-4 band & Corvette servo
  • Hardened SunShell to reduce common failure
  • Billet single-disc 300 mm converter
  • Warranty: 6 Year • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: ~600
TrackMonster LS 4L65E with multi-disc converter
Starting at$4,299

TrackMonster 4L65E

  • Maximum clutch count & reinforced hard parts
  • Aggressive, fast shifts for big-power builds
  • Billet multi-disc 300 mm converter
  • Warranty: 4 Year • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: ~1000

Why Choose Monster for Your LS 4L65E (1999–2007)

  • Built specifically for LS-pattern applications with the top 12-o’clock bellhousing bolt.
  • Correct 300 mm input shaft & 300 mm converter for LS crank spacing.
  • Tiered builds (RoadReady → TrackMonster) matched to power and torque.
  • Dyno-tested, fully remanufactured units; coverage up to 6 Years / Unlimited Miles.
  • 2007 changeover: New-body (GMT900) half-tons moved to 4L70E. 2007 Classic 1500 trucks stayed 4L65E. 2007 Tahoe/Suburban/Yukon were new-body only (no Classic) → typically 4L70E.

What makes an LS 4L65E different from earlier 4L60E units?

LS versions have the top bellhousing bolt at 12 o’clock and use a 300 mm input/converter. Earlier non-LS units lack the top bolt and use a 298 mm converter.

Which years use the LS 4L65E?

1998+ F bodys, like Camaros, Firebirds also 1998+ Corvettes, 1999–2006 LS trucks/SUVs and the 2007 Classic Silverado/Sierra 1500. In 2007 new-body (GMT900) trucks, GM moved to the 4L70E. 2007 full-size SUVs (Tahoe/Suburban/Yukon) were new-body only—no “Classic”—so they typically use the 4L70E.

How do I confirm I have the LS pattern?

Check for the top 12-o’clock bolt and verify the 300 mm converter spec. Provide your VIN at checkout and we’ll validate before build.

Is the converter included and correctly sized?

Yes. Each package includes a matched 300 mm LS-spec converter (billet upgrades available on Sport/Track tiers).

Do I need PCM programming or relearn?

We configure solenoids/valve-body for your year. Perform a crank/PCM relearn after install for best results.

What about cooler and lines?

Always flush or replace the cooler and lines to protect the new unit and maintain warranty coverage.

2WD vs 4WD—anything special?

Order the correct output/tailhousing. If you’re changing configurations, let us know—we’ll build it to your setup.

What’s the warranty?

Coverage is listed per tier—up to 6 Years / Unlimited Miles. Extend can continue protection after the Monster term.

*HP figures are guidance; vehicle weight, tires, gearing, load, and tuning affect capacity. When in doubt, step up a level.