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6.2-th350?

steve_kibbe

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Well, I am trying to piece together a rig for tellico next weekend, and it doesn't look good.
I have a flex plate from a 6.2/700r4. I thought it would fit the th350 torque converter, but it does not.

So my question, is there a flex plate out there that will let me bolt my 6.2 to the th350 torque converter?

-Steve
 
thats od my 89 had the 700r4 and i had a th350 with a shift kit built for it when i scattered the 700r4. bolted right in with no problem. just go buy a flywheel for a 350 gas motor and try that, there only like $35.00 at auto zone. if its not right take it back
 
not sure....

I think the 6.2 has a unique crank bolt pattern all its own,if I remember correctly,so I doubt any gas ones will bolt up..not sure if its externally balanced or not..

I think a 6.2 flexplate for a 700R4 will bolt up to a TH350,but one from a TH400 probably has only the "large" bolt circle for only the TH400 converter...The few 6.2's converters I've seen had 6 bolts on the converter instead of 3,to bolt it to the flexplate..but I've been told 3 out of six line up with a gasser's converter...:crazy:
 
Well, I went to the parts house and got a flex plate that apears to have the correct bolt pattern, I searched for a 83 k20 and it found 2, one is what I already have, and the other has the right bolt pattern spacing. The one I already had came from a 89 1/2 2wd suburban with a 700r4.
Tomorrow I'll make sure it bolts up, but I'm 99% sure it will:D

I don't know why it had 2 listed, they never put the 700r4 in a 3/4, did they?
 
seen some!

I've seen a few 6.2's in 3/4 ton trucks with a 700R4,supposedly all unmolested original trucks too,1988 and a 1990...I'm unsure if GM did offer them that way or not..both trucks I saw them in were 6 lug, and were the lighter 7200 lb GVW...

I'm thinking the early 6.2's with 700R4's used the same flexplate as a 350 Olds diesel did,they had TH350's behind them....the bolt pattern changed on the converter in later year 700R4's,the early ones were the same as a TH350...so there must be one flexplate that will bolt everything up!...:crazy:
 

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