Advance adapters kit/anyone used it?
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The kit i got from advance adapters is weird. The flexplate is right but the crank spacer doesnt make any since. It is the same size as the converter pilot that i have and the converter doesnt even go at all close to going in the crank. So if i pressed this spacer into the crank it wouldnt even touch the torque converter and its the same size od as the converter pilot so it isnt supposed to go into the spacer i am confused any help out there??????
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I just dont understand that the spacer goes into the crank but it is the same od as the pilot on the tc. and also the converter is about .060 from going into the crank. So if i press this spacer into the crank its not evn going to touch it and the pilot does go into it or anything.
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maybe we're talking about different spacers? i bought my crank spacer from gm. it extended the shorter GENIII crank to the old SBC length allowing me to use my stock th-350 converter. there was no pressing the spacer onto the back of the crank, it fit snug but that was it. can you post a picture of what you have?