dnkynrbk

iTrader: (34)

I know this is supposed to be in the tanny section but I will be running 9s and want experience advice. Im looking at a converter to buy from a company. This company was mentioned as on on the top conveters to buy from. I didnt want to use there name I didnt thank they are a sponser on here. so They do not make a ls1 t400 converter they said they could make the pilot bearing longer. I have a TCI ls1 flexplate in my car. Question will that converter bolt up to that flexplate or do I need to buy another flexplate. Or drill holes in mine. My flexplate is the re enforced thicker one sfi one or whatever they call it. thanks for any imput

ATVracr

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The pilot being longer has nothing to do with the bolt pattern.

The pilot engages the converter to the back of the crankshaft and LS1's need a little longer than SBC converters.

Your TCI should have LS1 and SBC bolt patterns.

dnkynrbk

iTrader: (34)

here it is it has 3 small holes below the bolt holes that are renforced.

TXCAMSS

iTrader: (60)

Circle D is a sponsor here and I jsut went through the same thing. I have the same TCI flexplate and ran it with my 4L60E. They built us a converter for our new Circle D powerglide and it's an efficient bolt in item.

dnkynrbk

iTrader: (34)

any other suggestions

dnkynrbk

iTrader: (34)

does this flexplate have the right holes for a sbc converter

Circle-D

iTrader: (21)

That flex-plate should work. It is a dual pattern, it has the LS1 and SBC pattern. The smaller one will be the SBC. Make sure the pilot, the part that goes in the crank, is at least 3/8" taller than the pads. I prefer the pilot to be 1/2" to be on the safe side and have good engagement in the crank. Other than that it should bolt right up. Good luck!

Chris

dnkynrbk

iTrader: (34)

Hey thanks i may be call you on stall quote and a deal.. Also on a forward valve body can I still you my stock shifter and linkage

clint999

does this flexplate have the right holes for a sbc converter