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Chevrolet SFI 29.1 Approved Flexplates
TCI 399753 SFI-Approved Flexplate Notes:
- Will not fit 4L80-E
- Will not fit 1999-2000 6.0L with long snout crank
- Includes crankshaft bolts and pilot hub adapter for non-LS transmissions.
FAQ
What is the significance of an SFI-approved flexplate?
An SFI-approved flexplate, like the TCI 399753, ensures compliance with stringent safety standards set by the SFI Foundation. This certification guarantees the flexplate's integrity, reducing the risk of failure during high-stress situations.
What is the tooth count of the TCI 399753 flexplate?
The TCI 399753 flexplate features a 168-tooth design, providing precise engagement with the starter for reliable cranking and smooth engine operation in Chevy LS1/LS6 V8 4.8/5.3/5.7/6.0L applications.
Why is internal engine balance important for a flexplate?
Internal engine balance in the TCI 399753 flexplate ensures proper harmonics, reducing vibrations and enhancing the overall stability of the drivetrain. This design promotes smoother engine performance and improved longevity.
Specifications:
Will this work with a 04 gmc yukon 4.8l 4l60e
will it work with a 03 chevy tahoe 5.3 with a th350 trans?
It says it comes with the bolts an adapter also? Is that the equivalent or the same as #555-601010 and #555-601011
Will this work with tq converter 107-SRLS40082 4l80 with a 2010 6.0 ls
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