Flexplate recommendations
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From: Las Vegas
Flexplate recommendations Well, I am converting from an M6, to a Yank 4L70 w/ a PYE 4000 TC.
Power is more than enough to break stuff, like clutches. <img src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" border="0">
Mike said that a 98-99 flexplate will be fine. Should I just get one of these or does anyone know of a better one?
Also is the dealer my best option for a new one or does somebody sell these for a better price?
Sorry for being ignant, but I have never dealt with automatics before.
Power is more than enough to break stuff, like clutches. <img src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" border="0">
Mike said that a 98-99 flexplate will be fine. Should I just get one of these or does anyone know of a better one?
Also is the dealer my best option for a new one or does somebody sell these for a better price?
Sorry for being ignant, but I have never dealt with automatics before.
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From: AZ
Re: Flexplate recommendations I looked around and couldn't find any SFI flexplates for the ls1. I ended up getting a stock one from a dealer for $80 and I'll be praying I don't break it. For extra strength the ring gear should probably be welded on but I didn't do that. You could probably get a better deal from one of the online dealers (Dal, Phoenix, etc).
Jim
Jim
