<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat @ Nov 20 2006, 06:09 PM) [snapback]73991[/snapback]</div>
You could take your flywheel off and drill it if it will mount to a flat part of the flywheel. If three holes line up with the existing holes you can put some kind of paint or transfer material on the new locations and then bolt the convertor to the flywheel to transfer the hole locations. I would first contact the manufacturer of the convertor to find out what they were thinking. Maybe they expect you to use the three that line up and call it good? GM had six bolts for some reason.
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YEA,
I THINK I WILL SEND BACK, SOMETHING IS SQUIRRELY ABOUT THIS.
JAMEST
12 Sec. Club! SOLD
La Viuda negra/ a.k.a. Black Betty
LQ4 6.0L, WCCH HEADS, LEVEL 5 FLT 4L80E TRANS. WITH TRANS BREAK, YANK 3200 STALL, TRICK TURBO, TURBONETICS T-76 TURBO, CUSTOM INTERCOOLED, 68lb INJECTORS, CUSTOM S/D TUNE FROM NELSON PERFORMANCE, COMP CAM 212/214 .557/.559 116+2, SNOW METH. KIT, . ALL INSTALLED AND DYNOED AT NELSON PERFORMANCE: 5**?HP @ 5073rpms and 5**TQ @ 4389rpms AT THE WHEELS WITH 10 PSI OF BOOST. ALL 3/4 TON TRUCK 5435LBS, NOTHING TAKEN OFF, STREET TIRES, AND USUALLY 2 BABY SEATS. WANNA RIDE?
SOLD***