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    Question Torque converter to flexplate bolt torque

     



    Hi,

    I am installing a 700R4 tranny on my 383 stroker, which will sit in my 62 Corvette. But I can't find any information on which torque setting should be used on the bolts that attach the torque converter to the flexplate. Does anyone have a clue?

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    Re: Torque converter to flexplate bolt torque

     



    Originally posted by VetRod
    Hi,

    I am installing a 700R4 tranny on my 383 stroker, which will sit in my 62 Corvette. But I can't find any information on which torque setting should be used on the bolts that attach the torque converter to the flexplate. Does anyone have a clue?

    Thanks,

    Chris in Sweden....

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    Originally posted by DennyW
    270 inch pounds, or 22.5 inch pounds.
    Or just like Mike says, tight.


    inch pounds! FT. pounds! HUH????





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    Done!

    Thanks for the info,

    Chris

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    If all ya have is an inch-lb torque wrench, 270 works.
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