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Shiming stock converter
Do I have to worry about shimming a stock converter?
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Never seen one shimmed from the factory...it wouldnt hurt to measure though
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I used a 1/8 inch drill bit to measure my spacing.
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and what should it be 1/8 inch then?
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and what should it be 1/8 inch then?
Yeah, from torque converter bolt holes to flexplate. A little more or little less is OK from what I've read. I am not a pro though.
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Because for some reason I take pics of everything.
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I agree with these guys, check it to make sure.
tgui - nice pic!!!
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Because for some reason I take pics of everything.
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I think you do it to remember whether you did something or not especially as long as you took between times you worked on it
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I think you do it to remember whether you did something or not especially as long as you took between times you worked on it
Bite me.
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Bite me.
Youd like that wouldnt you???
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