torque converter to fly wheal gap
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torque converter to fly wheal gap
I have searched and pro built said .08" - .12" was ideal before you tighten the torque converter. Mine is .13" will I be ok or should I get 3 .03" thickness washers use them as spacers then tighten up the torque converter
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Re: torque converter to fly wheal gap
at least a car space as they shouldn't be on the same car.
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Re: torque converter to fly wheal gap
thanks the car is finally coming back together at a decent rate
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Re: torque converter to fly wheal gap
I have recommended .080" - .125" clearance. If you have .130", that is .005" over the recommendation, don't worry about it. If you already have the .030" washers, go ahead and add them.
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Re: torque converter to fly wheal gap
my gap is bigger than this by quite a bit... what should i do?
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