Where to buy?
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Where to buy?
I have an 97' LS1 I just bought and it's going into a 95' RCSB Silverado and I am going to use a built turbo 350. I was needing the adapter plate to bolt the th350 onto the LS1. Also need the flywheel and any spacers needed. If you guys have a link of where I can buy it or if you have some for sale please let me know, I would really appreciate it. Thanks guys.
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I have an 97' LS1 I just bought and it's going into a 95' RCSB Silverado and I am going to use a built turbo 350. I was needing the adapter plate to bolt the th350 onto the LS1. Also need the flywheel and any spacers needed. If you guys have a link of where I can buy it or if you have some for sale please let me know, I would really appreciate it. Thanks guys.
i have a low miles flexplate and required spacer.
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which M6 Arp bolts? the 6 that hold it to the crank? ive got a set right here if ya need em D. arp sent me the wrong ones, ive got an auto. never been used, i got em like 2 weeks ago and nobody stocks em so if you need em holla. otherwise they get made to order and it takes a while.
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which M6 Arp bolts? the 6 that hold it to the crank? ive got a set right here if ya need em D. arp sent me the wrong ones, ive got an auto. never been used, i got em like 2 weeks ago and nobody stocks em so if you need em holla. otherwise they get made to order and it takes a while.
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need tq conv. from this place www.tcsperformance.com
or better off just getting tci converter that works with ls flexplate.
circle-d here in houston, may be able to custom make, to use with 6.0 or ls1 flexplate with a custom tq converter.
or better off just getting tci converter that works with ls flexplate.
circle-d here in houston, may be able to custom make, to use with 6.0 or ls1 flexplate with a custom tq converter.
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Bolts are not longer, the shoulder of the bolt is .880 thousanths for the m6, .044 thousanths for the a4. Length from bottom of head of bolt to end is the same length. I got this info from arp when trying to figure out why they wouldnt work, we then discovered wrong part number etc.