flex plate?
FormerVendor
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From: D-F/W
It is highly possible that your car is equipped with a Covette Servo.
I would not think that at your power level an aftermarket sfi rated flexplate would be necessary. But, it might be an upgrade you might want to consider though, won't hurt a thing!
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I would not think that at your power level an aftermarket sfi rated flexplate would be necessary. But, it might be an upgrade you might want to consider though, won't hurt a thing!
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i got one because i heard that alot of people find the stock one cracked when they chage the convertor. i didnt want to get it all apart and find out on a saturday or sunday that i couldnt put it back together right away.
stock flexplates have a tendency to crack... i would pick up a TCI unit - but you will not be able to run the standard sized converter bolts. i believe you'll need an M12 x 1.5 x 20mm "10.9" (hardened).
and yes, i would run a tranny cooler with an aftermarket converter. B&M 24k is a nice unit.
Speedinc usually stocks both of these items, and they have free shipping.
http://www.ls1speed.com/catagory.cfm...y=Transmission
and yes, i would run a tranny cooler with an aftermarket converter. B&M 24k is a nice unit.
Speedinc usually stocks both of these items, and they have free shipping.
http://www.ls1speed.com/catagory.cfm...y=Transmission
