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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Engine/Drivetrain => Topic started by: raelayotte on July 14, 2010, 12:25:17 pm
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Could someone help me find the right flywheel to put behide the bbc so i can use the 700r the 454 is out of a 93 1ton the tranny is out of a 91 k5
thanks
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can some help i need the the part number
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Wouldn't that be the fly wheel out of the bbc?
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what bbc flywheel do i need to hook up to the 700r torque converter
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The one that came off the 454
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it's for a 4 wheel drive 91 700r. the 454 motor came out of a 93 1 ton dually with the 4L80e 2 wheel drive chevy. the torque converter from the 1 ton is bigger than the 700r from the k5, so the flywheel won't match up to the 700r.
can anyone help?
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There is a 10-3/4" and 11-1/2" converter bolt pattern, you have to know which one you need to get a part number. If the 700R4 converter is to small you need the smaller bolt pattern.
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X2
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so this flexplate should work right http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TCI-399973/Application/?query=Year%7c1993%7cMake%7cCHEVROLET&prefilter=1
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well the 2 bolt patterns will not work my converter is 9.5.
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I have a 87 blazer 4x4 tring to put a 454 in . only thing is the flywheel and the converter will not match up the bolt pattern on the converter is 9.5 and the other is 10.75 and 11.5 i now what u all saying . i have 3 converters and there all 9.5. so i out looking for a converter with a 10.75 both pattern
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ok let me try to figure this out, is the flywheel from the big block and the year of the big block? Is the torque converter from the big block or the stock motor?
I ask because the stocker would be a 1 piece rms and the big block may not be, aint sure, that could be the difference. That and some flywheels are dual drilled. does yours have 6 holes? if so did you try to rotate it to the next hole and try it?
Now another thing on some of the older trucks and cars at least small blocks, not sure on big block they have a 168 tooth flywheel and a 153, which would be smaller. Maybe if this is the case you need the small flywheel.
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Just get a dual bolt pattern flexplate applicable to your engine
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what i would do is go to autozone get what ever they have that seams to work and check it if its wrong just return it
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a duel bolt is 11.5 and 10.75 my stock 700r converter bolt pattern is 9.5
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I just did a search for a 1 piece rms big block flywheel and a 305 flywheel/flexplate and both had the same bolt patterns 10-3/4 and 11-1/2 that's it. Now I just searched for torque converters I can't find a 700r4 9.5 bolt pattern one.
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im not tring to be a a&& here i will take a few pics so u all can see whats going on
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You're ok man I don't think anybody thinks you're being a jerk I know I don't, I'm just surfing trying to see if I can find info on bolt patterns and haven't came up with much. I been trying to look up torque convertors for 700r4's tyo find their bolt circle and also trying to find bolt patterns for the block flexplate.
One question which was probably covered, it's the big block flexplate right? seems alot of ppl are saying it's externally balanced being newer model and 1 piece rms, don't know how true it is.
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sorry for all the confusion i was measuring it wrong i was measuring bolt hole to bolt hole .not pilot to bolt and times it by 2
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so it'll work and bolt up then? if so that's awesome.
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so whats that mean lol?
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thats what summit racing told me