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Old 03-27-2010, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by EVILGMC
I cant remember off the top of my head, but here are some pictures of a broken old style and the new style OEM 80e flexplates.

The new style one comes with bolts and spacer from GM. Paid about $60 for it. GM p/n 12621399







That new plate sure looks like it would "flex." Not much meat on it.
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How did this adpater work out for you? Looks like it is basically just an extension for the converter snout.
I won't be needing to use it with my setup. My converter was made by Circle D to fit without it.
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That looks great AJ! 3 bolt or 6 bolt converter?
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Originally Posted by Low_LQ4
I won't be needing to use it with my setup. My converter was made by Circle D to fit without it.
Is that the spacer that comes with the TCI plate?

Is your new converter 6 on 11 1/2" (to bolt up to that plate), just with a longer snout?
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Originally Posted by Low_LQ4
I won't be needing to use it with my setup. My converter was made by Circle D to fit without it.
Is that the spacer that comes with the TCI plate?

Is your new converter 6 on 11 1/2" (to bolt up to that plate), just with a longer snout?
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Originally Posted by Low_LQ4
I won't be needing to use it with my setup. My converter was made by Circle D to fit without it.
Is that the spacer that comes with the TCI plate?

Is your new converter 6 on 11 1/2" (to bolt up to that plate), just with a longer snout?
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
That looks great AJ! 3 bolt or 6 bolt converter?
Thanks 6 bolt converter.

Originally Posted by DrX
Is that the spacer that comes with the TCI plate?

Is your new converter 6 on 11 1/2" (to bolt up to that plate), just with a longer snout?
Yes, and yes.
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Thanks to A.J./ Low LQ4 for the spacer! Will see how everything bolts up tomorrow.

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Glad to see it get used.
Here is my converter pics for future reference.
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Originally Posted by Low_LQ4
Glad to see it get used.
Here is my converter pics for future reference.



I'm guessing there is a longer snout under the green cover.


Mine bolted up nicely with the spacer.

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