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JEGS Chevy Automatic Transmission Flexplate Shield [SFI 30.1]
555-60960
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Flexplate Shield
JEGS 60960 Chevy Transmission Flexplate Shield is manufactured from aluminum and SFI 30.1 certified. This shield will help to protect the driver, crew, and spectators from flying debris caused during a flexplate explosion and is a requirement in most sanctioned racing events. Designed for Chevy Powerglide, TH350, TH400 Transmissions.
Note: Longer bolts may be required for this shield to attach properly for your application. Bolts are not included.
Specifications:
JEGS Flexplate Shield protects you from starter ring separation. Manufactured from high strength steel and meets SFI 30.1 specifications. Fits Chevy bolt pattern PG, TH350 and TH400 (will not fit BOP pattern) transmissions. .
Note: Trimming of transmission housing may be required. ANY modification to the shield voids SFI certification. Vehicles that use Mid Plates must use JEGS #555-60961.
Will this bolt on to a 4l80/ls combo?
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