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It seems flex plates for 13b is not an easy thing to find. The only ones I've seen are used eBay parts. They seem to be year specific for some reason and I've come to the conclusion that it is easier to find a flex plate prior to obtaining an engine so that you can match the engine to whatever flex plate you come up with. It also seems like a week link. Didn't Dave Leonard break one? I thought about buying an aluminum flywheel and turning it down but that is expensive and by the time it's done you may as well build it from scratch. Is there an option for this part?

Paul Shamlian

Dave broke one because of Tracy's coupling design.
He was also in a continuous 3G turn at Reno at 250 MPH with a gyroscopic reaction.
BTW sign your messages with your full name.

Paul Lamar

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