stock style flexplate for 400?
05-20-2009, 10:32 PM
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Chris at Circle D built the front of my converter and lugs to fit perfectly up to a OEM/ aftermarket flexplate, without using any adapters. Cat Power makes a heavy duty flexplate that I bought off their website for $68 shipped. He built the back of the converter to obviously fit a T400.
05-20-2009, 10:39 PM
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Chris at Circle D built the front of my converter and lugs to fit perfectly up to a OEM/ aftermarket flexplate, without using any adapters. Cat Power makes a heavy duty flexplate that I bought off their website for $68 shipped. He built the back of the converter to obviously fit a T400.
On this page it is the FP-346 flexplate right?
http://www.catpep.com/searchengine/s...4&enginetype=4
05-21-2009, 12:01 AM
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Chris sends 10.9 [grade 8] bolts with the converter, along with some blue locktite, I a fan of red. I was gonna use arp flexplate to crank bolts but the best price I could find was Thunder Racing $21 plus $11 shipping. My whole engine is arp but they lost me this go round. I figure if Chris can use 2 10.9 to the converter then I can use 6 10.9 to the crank.
