Flexplate for 80e??
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hu...make/chevrolet
Do you have to an a trans specific flexplate, ie 80e flex plate vs a 60e flexplate? need a quick answer. thanks!
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The Wheel Dished Flexplate
LS1-LS7 (P/G, TH350/400/700-R4, 4L60E/70E/80E)
Bolt Patterns: 10.75", 11.08", 11.5"
Requires .400 longer Torque Converter pilot 212$ shipped. When u have u converter made get the converter pilot .400 longer no spacer
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The Wheel Dished Flexplate
LS1-LS7 (P/G, TH350/400/700-R4, 4L60E/70E/80E)
Bolt Patterns: 10.75", 11.08", 11.5"
Requires .400 longer Torque Converter pilot 212$ shipped. When u have u converter made get the converter pilot .400 longer no spacer
This one? What size and type of converter are you using??
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/tci-399754
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The Wheel Dished Flexplate
LS1-LS7 (P/G, TH350/400/700-R4, 4L60E/70E/80E)
Bolt Patterns: 10.75", 11.08", 11.5"
Requires .400 longer Torque Converter pilot 212$ shipped. When u have u converter made get the converter pilot .400 longer no spacer
Or, you can get a truck style curved plate, 6 bolt mounting, spacer required. The only advantage to this is that it allows for larger diameter TCs, like the ones found in trucks. Yank will only use the larger TC housings for their multi-disk units.
I went with their Pro-Yank single disk so it will work with the Hughes SFI plate that I used with my 60. Yank, Vig, Circle D, and probably others all can make 80 TCs that will mount on a 60 style plate.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...ate-4l80e.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...l80e-swap.html
Bottom line, if you don't need a giant multidisk TC and aren't using a stock truck TC, stick with the 3 bolt 60 style plate.







