busha61067

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anyone using b&m ls1 flexplate and had good luck with it.

01ssreda4

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That thing is real nice. Its pricey but very well made. Youll know it as soon as you open the box.

busha61067

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The one I'm looking at it like 100$

busha61067

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Bump need to know buying tomorrow if no one says anything

98CayenneT/A

I have it in my car right now, post a link

busha61067

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http://m.summitracing.com/parts/bmm-20340?seid=srese1&gclid=CJfx0ciu0scCFdgagQodtRACcA

98CayenneT/A

I replaced the stock flex plate with that one a few seasons ago when I pulled my tranny out for a rebuild

Paul Bell

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I'm running it in my truck without issue.

01ssreda4

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The one I'm referring to costs about 270. For a budget SFI flexplate give the hughes 7007x a look.

mjs1012

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Fwiw I have the summit brand sfi flexplate and for the price it's a great budget piece. I had an sfi plate from yank before and the summit one looks much better built, and it's the older style flexplate.

Launch

I bought the budget B&M SFI plate. I wonder is it even balanced? There are no balancing holes drilled into it like other flexplates including the factory one. Only the 6 holes for converter. 3 small bolt pattern, and 3 larger bolt pattern which don't line up with my large bolt pattern T400 converter