Flexplate Bolt Kits

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Drivetrain Flexplate Bolt Kits

The flexplate links the engine's crankshaft to the torque converter on vehicles with automatic transmissions. The bolts that clamp it to the back of the crank carry all of the torque the engine makes, so they matter more than their size suggests. Builders often fit a fresh kit during a transmission swap, an engine rebuild or a power upgrade, when reusing old fasteners is a risk they would rather not take.

You are browsing Drivetrain › Flexplate Bolt Kits. We currently have 3 kits in stock, all from ARP. Examples include the ARP Nissan 2.0L RB25 and 2.6L RB26 Flexplate Bolt Kit and the ARP Ford 6.4L diesel flexplate bolt kit.

  • Match the kit to your exact engine, not just the vehicle model.
  • Check that the kit covers the joint you are working on, since flexplate and converter fasteners are not the same.
  • Follow the fastener maker's torque and lubricant instructions.
  • Inspect the flexplate itself for cracks or wear while you have it exposed.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Drivetrain Flexplate Bolt Kits

The flexplate links the engine's crankshaft to the torque converter on vehicles with automatic transmissions. The bolts that clamp it to the back of the crank carry all of the torque the engine makes, so they matter more than their size suggests. Builders often fit a fresh kit during a transmission swap, an engine rebuild or a power upgrade, when reusing old fasteners is a risk they would rather not take.

You are browsing Drivetrain › Flexplate Bolt Kits. We currently have 3 kits in stock, all from ARP. Examples include the ARP Nissan 2.0L RB25 and 2.6L RB26 Flexplate Bolt Kit and the ARP Ford 6.4L diesel flexplate bolt kit.

  • Match the kit to your exact engine, not just the vehicle model.
  • Check that the kit covers the joint you are working on, since flexplate and converter fasteners are not the same.
  • Follow the fastener maker's torque and lubricant instructions.
  • Inspect the flexplate itself for cracks or wear while you have it exposed.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.