Originally Posted by SNK-EYZ
Originally Posted by chagjr
Originally Posted by GODSCOUNTRY340
Okay, that's a neutral balance convertor, no weights on front but the bite flex plate is for using that convertor on a cast crank engine. If your engine is a forged crank engine that is the wrong flex plate for it. Use your new flex plate.
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Thanks for all of the help. I have another question regarding the transmission I removed.
What did this come out of? This section was hitting the frame in the tunnel that the tranny cross member attaches to.



It kept the transmission down a little causing the steering linkage to hit the oil pan when making a right turn.
The new transmission tail shaft housing is what I am used to seeing. It does not have that.


You said this is in a Dart (A-Body), what oil pan are you using?

A standard big block oil pan doesn't clear the center link/idler arm on a Dart, it has to have a recess in it or be reworked for clearance.


I am pretty sure this is the correct pan.
The second photo shows where it was hitting. I have been sorting this car out for a year and a half. I hop to have all of the gremlins out soon.

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F.A.S.T/1969 SUPER BEE/383/AUTO/AVS 11.58 @ 117.98 1.71 60ft mph F.A.S.T Legal

1969 DART SWINGER/340(420CI)/6.52 @ 105.39 1.45 60ft (1/8 mile)10.22 @130.5 (1/4 mile)

Harry