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Flex plate mounting direction
I sent mine back. They are reducing the width of it but it hasn't been a quick process. I got inpatient and installed the trans with the stock flex plate.- KSHO11
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Flex plate mounting direction
No, all three TC were fully seated.- KSHO11
- Post #19
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Flex plate mounting direction
What you stated is correct. TC is seated on the shaft. When I merged the trans and motor together with the RR flexplate the TC is pushed into and rubs on the trans housing and can't spin the motor or TC. Once I replaced the RR flexplate and went back to the stock one, problem solved. TC...- KSHO11
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Flex plate mounting direction
Alright, measured the plate. It is 10.53 mm. Also want to note that on the TC side the plate is .058 past the ring. Doesn't seem like much but could that be the reason that the TC is hitting the trans housing? The crew at Reactor Products reached out and asked me to send it back so...- KSHO11
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Flex plate mounting direction
Direction was confirmed correct. The TC and flex that came off my 2011 were 3 bolt. Tried both the aftermarket and stock TC with the same results. Bolts used arp 802 recommended as well as stock. Same result. RP flexplate is the issue. I'll take measurements of the flex plate in the...- KSHO11
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Flex plate mounting direction
I recently installed one on my 2011 and had an issue with the flex plate being too wide/thick. It cause the TC to rub on the housing of the trans it would bind up the engine. I went back to the stock flexplate to solve the problem. I reached out to reactor products but have to gotten a...- KSHO11
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