PI Flexplate vs. Ford

Obsledpuller · May 11, 2014

Should I get a Precision Industries flexplate or just a new :fordoval: flexplate? Putting the motor back in this week and figured now is the best time to swap. So what do you guys/gals think? Opinions/ experiences please.

02BigD · May 11, 2014

Billet > stock

On edit, I see a long block in your future. How is that rotating assembly being balanced?

Obsledpuller · May 11, 2014

02BigD said:
Billet > stock

Where can I get one? Who on here is a dealer for PI?

02BigD · May 11, 2014

Obsledpuller said:
Where can I get one? Who on here is a dealer for PI?

The guy building your long block, provided me with a billet flexplate after I destroyed 2 cryo'd Ford plates.

I edited my first post with an additional question, and it is very important to the information that you seek.

Obsledpuller · May 11, 2014

02BigD said:
The guy building your long block, provided me with a billet flexplate after I destroyed 2 cryo'd Ford plates.

I edited my first post with an additional question, and it is very important to the information that you seek.

Good question I'll call Carson in the morning and see. I'm honestly not sure.

02BigD · May 11, 2014

Obsledpuller said:
Good question I'll call Carson in the morning and see. I'm honestly not sure.

If he is internally balancing the rotating assembly, you're going to need a 0 flexplate.

Obsledpuller · May 13, 2014

02BigD said:
If he is internally balancing the rotating assembly, you're going to need a 0 flexplate.

Talked to carson today ordered flex plate direct will have it tomorrow!

PSDEng · May 14, 2014

Glad you got it sorted out. I was going to chime in with the same info that Dom mentioned. Very important that you get that flexplate balanced with your rotating assembly, and who better to get it from than Carson.