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Heavy-Duty SFI Flexplate for 1982-1995 Small Block Ford 302 5.0L
555-601092
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Small Block Ford Externally Balanced - 157 Tooth
JEGS 555-601092 Heavy-Duty Flexplate for use with 1982-1995 Small Block Ford 302 externally-balanced engine is engineered to handle extreme-duty applications and designed to take the punishment of todays 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.
JEGS 555-601092 Small Block Ford Flexplate Features:
- SFI 29.1 rating to meet most racing sanctioning bodies
- Made from chromoly steel for strength and long life
Specifications:
Is this the correct flex plate for engine part #138-BP3024CT ?
Does this plate come with the bolts needed to mount? If not what size bolts and how many are needed
Will this flexplate work using a stock torque converter (1968 C4) and a 1990 5.0 engine? I purchased a very expensive JW flexplate, but it DOES NOT work with a stock converter. https://www.jegs.com/i/JW-Performance/564/N93003XX/10002/-1
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