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C5 BH Adapter
gt1scca Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:06 pm
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NOT Copyrighted or Patented as of 6/09/2009...
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Re: C5 BH Adapter
gt1scca Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:15 pm
Thanks...this will take some adjustment. (It no-likey hosting pics yet...)
HaHaha!
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Re: C5 BH Adapter
golfduke Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:30 pm
yeah, the board doesn't allow hotlinking from the web apparently...
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Re: C5 BH Adapter
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Re: C5 BH Adapter
alienwerke Tue Jun 09, 2009 4:40 pm
Wasn't this kind of posts that got us into exodus from the last board!
p.s. thank you Eric.
p.s. thank you Eric.
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C5 plate
xschop Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:39 am
When you machine the TO bearing side for the C5/S10 TO bearing, leave 1/2" billet surrounding the torque tube bolts, this increases it's strength 2-fold.......A design flaw in the RH plate that can cause flex stress if you use high strength pressure plates.
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Trim your C5 TO bearing accordingly....
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Trim your C5 TO bearing accordingly....
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xschop Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:34 pm
From some of the questions I have been asked, I don't think that most people understood that this plate design that originated from gt1scca is a Hands-down unversal swap adapter plate (old schol SBC/LT/LS/ and IRON BLOCK 4.8/5.3/6.0) because of it's .6" depth that was changed. The pilot bearing bushing depth is the difference between installing an SBC/LT1 and if you want, later rip it out and and stick in the LS/4.8/5.3/6.0 blocks just by switching Pilot adapters.
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Re: C5 BH Adapter
alienwerke Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:22 pm
is this what I need?
for xschop/gregs adapter? will it work on an LTX as well as an LSX block? does it make a difference on the pressure plate?
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for xschop/gregs adapter? will it work on an LTX as well as an LSX block? does it make a difference on the pressure plate?
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Re: C5 BH Adapter
gt1scca Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:28 pm
Yes, the T/O bearing will work. Yes, it makes a difference on the PP. The LSX PP is metric (bolt pattern). With the 2-piece C5 BH, an 11-12" clutch will work with the LT...alienwerke wrote:is this what I need?
for xschop/gregs adapter? will it work on an LTX as well as an LSX block? does it make a difference on the pressure plate?
but the clutch assembly must be SBC style.
"On the Gen I, the crankshaft flange (i.e. flywheel mounting surface) is .740” past the BH mounting surface on the block. The Gen III comes in at .340”, a difference of .400”. Now there are three small-block crankshaft flange bolt patterns; the Gen I (’55-’86, two-piece rear seal) @ 3.58” dia. / the Gen I (’87-’96, one-piece rear seal) @ 3.00”, and the Gen III (LS / one-piece seal) @ 3.11” dia. (with metric threads). No interchange there...BUT, McLeod sells a “conversion” flywheel for using Gen I components with the LS, part #460535 available from Summit Racing....NOTE: Only the McLeod flywheel is a true “conversion-ready” item, utilizing a bronze pilot bushing. If using the factory GM LS1 flywheel, it will need to be re-drilled and counterbored, and a 1” pilot adapter must be used."
LSX FLYWHEEL PART NUMBERS
460535 McLeod Conversion Flywheel
12562765 GM LS1 Flywheel
-from my PHB post
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