curts99

whose flex plate should i get i can get a billet ats for $400.00 and some change. any other choices?

curts99

anybody out there running a aftermarket flexplate

ratsun

I'm running Pacbrakes flexplate and it seemed like a pretty solid piece with no troubles so far.
Price was right and I didn't need a SFI rating

curts99

i didnt know pacbrake makes a flex plate i checked their site and i didnt see anything

Russ Roth

Dunrite builds an upgraded stock flexplate that seems to hold pretty well.

rockjeep73

BD or Suncoast, both will handle the power and still flex. Both are SFI approved and arent very expensive.

dzlfarmboy

The New BD's are nice SFI rate plates and are reasonably price, Shot peened, and about 2x as thick but still have the right clearances for everthing to bolt up good.

johnsjas

I got mine from HTS, I dont remember the cost

isbsinkinson

I have the BD & was very impressed with the quality.

cumminsdriver635

I have a suncoast. Has been great so far, and I have done some 20 psi launches. It isnt as nice looking as some others, but it is SFI approved, and they are in some big power trucks, so I figured it would be good enough for me.

Harold-Pacbrake

The Pacbrake Flexplate was a custom run (limited quantity) and won't be something you will find on our site for a while.

ratsun

I hope that meens I got lucky and not stuck with lemon

Fishin2Deep4U

Been happy with my Reactor flexplate.

Dave

LanceD

what kind of billet flex plate does Dave Goerend trans use?

Harold-Pacbrake

your one of the lucky one's