TCI 399273 SFI-Approved Flexplate Small Block Chevy
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Chevrolet SFI 29.1 Approved Flexplates
Dual Bolt Pattern: LS Bolt Pattern (11.1") and GM Small Bolt Pattern (10-3/4")
Specifications:
Will this work with a 5.3 th400 ?
what length bolts since it's thicker than a stock one? (part numbers to a couple brands would help) thanks
Will this fit a gen V L83 engine with a 6L80?
I’m wondering if this flex plate will work on a GM 4.3 Vortex engine?
Will thus work with 383 stroker
Need a flexplate for a ls2. Whats the part number for that engine?
Thanks for the last answer - but, I'll ask again "Which TCI flexplate has 10.75 and 11.5" holes, 168 tooth, internal balance for Big Block Chev applications?'.
Hi, Normal 'dual-pattern' flywheels for Chev have 10.75 and 11.5 bolt patterns. This states "10.75 and 11.1". Is that correct? If so, which TCI flywheel has 10.75 and 11.5 patterns in 168 tooth/internal balance for CHEV MarkIV BBC? Thanks.
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