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Old 09-10-2013, 03:07 PM   #1
bigmac73
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flexplate gaps?

when installing my new transmission i noticed that there is about 3/8 or more gap between the flex plate and the converter, I usually use flat washers to shim it up when I bolt them together, should I use fly wheel shims?

And what is the normal gap between the flex plate and converter I don't want to pull it forward to much or cause my flex plate to warp tighten it down?



168 tooth fly wheel, TH350 tranny
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