LS2 from 2005 Corvette to 4L60e - Flexplate?
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LS2 from 2005 Corvette to 4L60e - Flexplate? I have a 2005 LS2 out of a 2005 Corvette that is going to be mated to a regular 4L60e (ie, not corvette - 1968 Camaro). I have read in 1 place, maybe on here, that you can remove the additional part on the Corvette Flexplate and use it just fine. I think that they said it would require removing the grommets attaching them. Sounds good to me but this is my First Build, so excuse my ignorance on this. Looking for a little confirmation or guidance if this will not work. Thank you in advance.
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Anyone? I have searched for hours on end for the answer to this. I know there has got to be someone that knows the answer. Might be a detail pros take for granted, but this is my first build so I am really not sure. I guess I could just hack mine up and find out, but if I am wrong then it is really just a waste of time and a flexplate someone else might get use out of. Would really appreciate it if someone could help me out on this one.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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If it were me I would just buy a sfi certified flexplate. Stock flex plates have definitely been known to crack.
sfi flex plates are reasonable at around $100 and you don't have to worry about it cracking
sfi flex plates are reasonable at around $100 and you don't have to worry about it cracking
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Gave in and bought one Went ahead and just bought a SFI one as recommended. Probably save more time than it’s worth to find out if it really would work, which after looking closely I’m 99% sure it would.
Thanks for the the input guys.
Thanks for the the input guys.
