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Heavy-Duty SFI Flexplate for 1957-1985 Small Block Chevy, Big Block Chevy & 90 degree V6, 168-Tooth [Internally Balanced]
555-601071
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Small Block, Big Block & 90 Degree V6 Chevy Internally Balanced - 168 Tooth
JEGS 601071 Heavy-Duty SFI Flexplate for use with 1957-1985 Small block Chevy 283/302/305/307/327/350, 1966-1972 Big Block Chevy 396/402/427 & Chevy 4.3 L 90 Degree V6 internally-balanced engines, engineered to handle extreme-duty applications and designed to take the punishment of today’s high-horsepower engines. This Flexplate is .035 in. thicker than stock and has a 29.1 SFI approval stamped into the face of the plate.
555-601071 Heavy-Duty SFI Flexplate Features:
- Fits 1957-1985 Chevy Small Block, Big Block V8, and 90-degree V6 engines with 2-piece rear main seal
- Sfi 29.1 rating to meet most racing sanctioning bodies
- Dual torque converter bolt pattern to fit both 10.7 in. and 11.5 in.
- Made from chromoly steel for strength and long life
- Specifications: 168 teeth and internally balanced
Specifications:
Will this allow a 89 454 to bolt up to a 700r4?
Will this fit a 4.2L straight 6 04 trailblazer?
Will this work with my sbc 400 that’s internally balanced?
Hi, will this fit 2005 Silverado 4.3 v6?
What does this flex plate weigh?
I have a older carbureted 454 with a 2-piece rear main seal will this flywheel fit and work for a turbo 350 and a turbo 400 both
What's the center hole diameter?
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