Need Help, One or 2 piece RMS??
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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada
Car: 1986 Camaro SC
Axle/Gears: 3.42
Need Help, One or 2 piece RMS??
I need to know if this
"350 4 BOLT main, 120,000 Kms, one piece rear main seal, excellent motor,"
would work in my 86 camaro, i Will be putting in a TH350, keep in mind i know nothing about rear main seals.....
"350 4 BOLT main, 120,000 Kms, one piece rear main seal, excellent motor,"
would work in my 86 camaro, i Will be putting in a TH350, keep in mind i know nothing about rear main seals.....
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Yes it matters greatly. The bolt pattern on the back of the crank is different, and therefore the flywheel or flex plate does not interchange between the 2.
Your 86 should have the 1-piece (1st year of it). So that block should fit. However, if it doesn't, just get the right flex plate for it. The 350 converter will bolt to a stock 700 flex plate.
Your 86 should have the 1-piece (1st year of it). So that block should fit. However, if it doesn't, just get the right flex plate for it. The 350 converter will bolt to a stock 700 flex plate.
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Originally posted by RB83L69
The 350 converter will bolt to a stock 700 flex plate.
The 350 converter will bolt to a stock 700 flex plate.
oh wait, i think i got it, The TC from the TH350 will bolt to the flex pplate i have now?
Last edited by 1986CamaroSC; Feb 26, 2003 at 10:05 AM.
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Yes, basically that's it. The 350 converter bolt pattern it the same as the 700 converter bolt pattern, so the 350 converter will bolt to the stock flex plate for one of these cars.
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