Who all would be interested purchasing an aftermarket high performance flexplate? I have no idea on price or anything...... I am just trying to gauge interest.<br><br>Doug

 

I am, I know that BD will have one soon.

 

I'm interested, talked to B&amp;M last year they said they would look into demand but nothing ever came of it. Used there plates for years on my hotrods never worried about losing my legs 8)

 

I know this is something I should know, but what is a flex plate?<br>DM01

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the flex plate is connected to the crankshaft and has the teeth on it for the starter. It is also what the clutch grips. I think.

 

It's what connects the crank to the torque converter. Used only in autos........

 

[quote author=Jetpilot link=board=7;threadid=12704;start=0#120477 date=1048652843]<br>It's what connects the crank to the torque converter. Used only in autos........ <br>[/quote]<br><br>So, the Flywheel is connected to the Flex Plate and the Flex Plate is connected to the Torque Converter?<br><br>-or-<br><br>The Flywheel is connected to the Clutch, and the Clutch is connected to the Manual Transmission?<br><br>Or am I totally off base?<br><br>Maybe another visit to How Stuff Works.com is in order?<br><br><br>phox

 

In an auto the crank is connected to the flexplate on one side and the Torque converter on the other. On a manual there is no flexplate.... The flywheel takes the place of a flexplate + there is no torque converter.<br><br>Doug

 

I got the flex plate and the flywheel confused. :P

 

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