TCI Flex plate question...
07-19-2010, 08:51 PM
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TCI Flex plate question... I cant for the life of me find this info(even tho I found it 6 months ago). I am putting a powerglide that has been turbo splined and a th400 stall up against a ls1 using the tci flex plate. The plate came with a spacer and I am pretty sure it goes in the end of the crank but I cant remember for sure. Could someone give me a link to an old thread or something. Any help is appreciated.
07-20-2010, 08:26 AM
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is the flywheel pretty flat, and on the engine side have a small spacer made on it, and is the spacer you have round, where it would fit into the crank, and the other side fit into a converter-depending on the flywheel, and if its a 350-400 style converter, the spacer takes up the space bet the crank and converter snout-be nice if you had the flywheel #-did it come with 6 longer bolts
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is the flywheel pretty flat, and on the engine side have a small spacer made on it, and is the spacer you have round, where it would fit into the crank, and the other side fit into a converter-depending on the flywheel, and if its a 350-400 style converter, the spacer takes up the space bet the crank and converter snout-be nice if you had the flywheel #-did it come with 6 longer bolts
07-21-2010, 07:06 AM
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i used the 399754, they listed it as a wide conv bolt pattern, the 753 is i guess a small pattern-i think the 754 was sold as a replacement for the 6 bolt 4l80e converter, but it fit my aftermarket converter
just ck that your converter bolt pattern matches up, and you should be fine-the spacer just makes up the distance bet the crank and conv. snout-a
4l60e conv would have a longer snout
just ck the distance bet the flywheel and the converter feet when you put it together, make sure its not to tight or to far away
just ck that your converter bolt pattern matches up, and you should be fine-the spacer just makes up the distance bet the crank and conv. snout-a
4l60e conv would have a longer snout
just ck the distance bet the flywheel and the converter feet when you put it together, make sure its not to tight or to far away
