flywheel/flexplate?

Discussion in 'Technical' started by 71nogo, Mar 30, 2011.

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  1. Ryan

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    And super great to have a huge wall of catalogs from almost any OEM manufacturer right behind me.:thumbs2: for now atleast. :rolleyes:
     
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    I think thats just a mis print, I cannot find any info backing that statement up. BUt your finding it in your catalogs as a stock part or just on google searches? Just wondering if the manufacturer has there parts description wrong on applications. And the distributor is just pasting the info into description.

    Like thats never happened before LOL.




    Rick make sure to let them know what converter your using as well.
     
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    you know im not sure whats in that tranny. never pulled it out, dont know what im looking for:huh:
     
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    I can't find anything about a 50oz 157 tooth stock application but see it on google a couple places selling it. they claim its a stock application but probably a wrong listing or misunderstanding of the part description.
     
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    There never was an O.E.M. 157 tooth/50 oz balance application for a C-4. This is an aftermarket only application. 164 tooth/50 oz is a C-5 flexplate. And the 157/50 does fit O.E. torque converters.
     
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