Speed Inc. SFI approved flexplate?
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Speed Inc. SFI approved flexplate?
anybody use it yet?
http://www.speedinc.com/cont.cfm?cid=C0000836
I was browsing their site when I came upon it, I was looking at buying a TCI flexplate as im switching to a 400 soon and well this one is 100 bucks cheaper and SFI approved as well. so looks like a deal and a great way to save money if it is good.
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http://www.speedinc.com/cont.cfm?cid=C0000836
I was browsing their site when I came upon it, I was looking at buying a TCI flexplate as im switching to a 400 soon and well this one is 100 bucks cheaper and SFI approved as well. so looks like a deal and a great way to save money if it is good.
discuss....
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The logo looks like a C.A.T. products flexplate, judging by the picture it looks like its logo on the lower right. Im sure someone that has received theres can verify if that logo matches theres:
C.A.T. made alot of cheap parts... it may be worth a try. They do have it listed directly on the C.A.T. website for $50!!!! Since I cannot post a link here just do a google search for CAT performance Parts
EDIT: After right clicking and viewing just the image the file name for the picture is CATFP346 so I would assume it is a CAT
C.A.T. made alot of cheap parts... it may be worth a try. They do have it listed directly on the C.A.T. website for $50!!!! Since I cannot post a link here just do a google search for CAT performance Parts
EDIT: After right clicking and viewing just the image the file name for the picture is CATFP346 so I would assume it is a CAT
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The logo looks like a C.A.T. products flexplate, judging by the picture it looks like its logo on the lower right. Im sure someone that has received theres can verify if that logo matches theres:
C.A.T. made alot of cheap parts... it may be worth a try. They do have it listed directly on the C.A.T. website for $50!!!! Since I cannot post a link here just do a google search for CAT performance Parts
EDIT: After right clicking and viewing just the image the file name for the picture is so I would assume it is a CAT
C.A.T. made alot of cheap parts... it may be worth a try. They do have it listed directly on the C.A.T. website for $50!!!! Since I cannot post a link here just do a google search for CAT performance Parts
EDIT: After right clicking and viewing just the image the file name for the picture is so I would assume it is a CAT
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I am not sure if they are even aware of the CAT online pricing. It all depends on where they are getting them from. So I don't think Speed Inc is trying to get over on anyone. If they are not direct with C.A.T. they could be getting them from a wholesale warehouse that has to charge them over there price, that of course Speed has to make there money.... that is what they are in buisness for
I would worry too much about it they have price matching, so I am sure that they could just price match for the people who have already purchased it or anyone looking to get it.
I would worry too much about it they have price matching, so I am sure that they could just price match for the people who have already purchased it or anyone looking to get it.
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The HD version is a flywheel, for a 6 speed car. The other is listed as a flexplate. Notice the HD FLYWHEEL has a description of "14.09"OD/168T, 29#, 12.0" Clutch, '97-02."
Flywheel is used with a clutch, a flexplate is for an auto car. They are clearly listed seperatly.
Flywheel is used with a clutch, a flexplate is for an auto car. They are clearly listed seperatly.
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The HD version is a flywheel, for a 6 speed car. The other is listed as a flexplate. Notice the HD FLYWHEEL has a description of "14.09"OD/168T, 29#, 12.0" Clutch, '97-02."
Flywheel is used with a clutch, a flexplate is for an auto car. They are clearly listed seperatly.
Flywheel is used with a clutch, a flexplate is for an auto car. They are clearly listed seperatly.
HA, i didn't even notice that. Was plain as day, hahaha