Drilling holes in stock flexplate for 6 bolt TC?
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Drilling holes in stock flexplate for 6 bolt TC?
Just wondering.. i have read in some posts that people just drill 3 holes through tjeir stock flexplate to mount their 6 bolt converters..
I know they make a TCI flexplate that matches up.. but i was just thinking it would make sense to just drill the other 3 out.. since thats basically what TCI does to their 6 bolt flexplate?
Someone chime in and tell me what to do? because i have to take it to get it installed this week.. and i need to know what to tell my trans guy..
Thanks to anyone who can help!
I know they make a TCI flexplate that matches up.. but i was just thinking it would make sense to just drill the other 3 out.. since thats basically what TCI does to their 6 bolt flexplate?
Someone chime in and tell me what to do? because i have to take it to get it installed this week.. and i need to know what to tell my trans guy..
Thanks to anyone who can help!
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I just finished installing the TCI flywheel and 6-lug 3600E , I would be worried about drilling the stock flywheel . The TCI is a nice piece and plenty of confidence since it's SFI approved .
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Originally Posted by RollinSScamaro
yea but isn't it basically the same thing? with 3 more holes drilled into it? i just wonder if it will work.. Colonel did it in his 9 second car.. but i wasn't sure if i could do it.. has anyone else drilled their stock flexplate?