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What Flexplate do I need when doing a 4L60e to Th400 swap?

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Old 07-21-2004, 04:28 PM
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What Flexplate do I need when doing a 4L60e to Th400 swap? Which one would you recommend?
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Your OEM one should work, my 1998 Z28 had the SBC bolt pattern (for a regular TH400 converter) ... just needed 1/8" spacer on the converter.
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OEM flexplate on mine,TCI makes one part #399753, if u want peace of mind,OEM will work fine.
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TCI lightweight billet flexplate in my ride w/Ultra Bellhousing. Better safe then stumpy.
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TCI Or Reactor will work, so will a stock one. Might as well put a stronger flexplate in there while you are at it.
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Originally Posted by DERTY
TCI Or Reactor will work, so will a stock one. Might as well put a stronger flexplate in there while you are at it.

Agreed!!!
TCI it is then
Is the Th400 and 4L60e TCI flexplate the same?
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Yes, they are the same.
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Where do you get the 1/8in spacer and does it go between the flywheel and crank? Thanks.
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I am running the TCI flexplate with my T400.
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Any spacers with the TCI flex plate?

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The 1/8" spacer goes in between the convert and flexplate. It keeps the converter mated to the pump so you don't kill the pump in the trans.
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Where can i get these spacers?
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Hughes also makes these parts, that's what I use. Part # for their flexplate is HP40004. I don't have the part # for the spacer, but they do make one. You can buy TCI or Hughes stuff from Summit.



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