$288.95

Flexplate, Internal Engine Balance, 8-Bolt, Mopar, V8, GM Transmission, Each
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TCI Machined Flexplates 149182

TCI Machined Flexplates 149182

TCI-149182

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Part Number: TCI-149182

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
149182
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
TCI-149182
UPC:
788120001687
Engine Balance:
Internal
Flexplate Material:
Steel
SFI Rating:
SFI 29.1
Marine Use:
No
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Small GM pattern. Conversion use only. 8-hole crank. Machined flexplate. These SFI flexplates are all neutral balance units designed for internally balanced engine applications. Adapter flexplates only work in conjunction with TCI® adapter kits. They cannot be used as OEM replacements.

TCI Machined Flexplates

For serious performance, TCI machined SFI-approved flexplates are a "must have". These .140 in. thick flexplates are constructed of A514 Blanchard ground steel and are SFI 29.1 approved. TCI offers a complete line of Chrysler and Ford flexplates with GM and Ford bolt patterns for use with their adapter plate kits as well as neutral balanced flexplates with 168-tooth and 166-tooth starter rings for Chevy and Pontiac applications. Now you can speed down the track with the confidence of TCI machined SFI-approved flexplates.

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