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What kind of adapter plate do I need for a Ford 350?

What kind of adapter plate do I need for a Ford 350?

Adapter Plate and Flex Plate – 12V/24V to Turbo 350, 400, 700R4. Requires Ford 6.4L starter

What kind of converter does a Ford F 250 + use?

This adapter plate uses the stock Dodge Cummins flexplate and a torque converter adapter. The plate has to be tilted just 2 ½ degrees to accommodate the starter without any grinding to the transmission or starter.

What kind of adapter plate do I need for a Cummins diesel?

Adapter Plate Kit – 2003-2009 Cummins to 2003-2010 6.4L/6.0L 5R110, & 1999-2005 5.4/6.8L 4R100, Includes Flex Plate. Adapter Plate and Flex Plate – 12V/24V to 4L60E, 4L80E & Allison. Requires Ford 6.0L starter Adapter Plate and Flex Plate – 12V/24V to Turbo 350, 400, 700R4. Requires Ford 6.0L starter

This adapter plate uses the stock Dodge Cummins flexplate and a torque converter adapter. The plate has to be tilted just 2 ½ degrees to accommodate the starter without any grinding to the transmission or starter.

Adapter Plate and Flex Plate – 12V/24V to Turbo 350, 400, 700R4. Requires Ford 6.4L starter

Adapter Plate Kit – 2003-2009 Cummins to 2003-2010 6.4L/6.0L 5R110, & 1999-2005 5.4/6.8L 4R100, Includes Flex Plate. Adapter Plate and Flex Plate – 12V/24V to 4L60E, 4L80E & Allison. Requires Ford 6.0L starter Adapter Plate and Flex Plate – 12V/24V to Turbo 350, 400, 700R4. Requires Ford 6.0L starter

What kind of aluminum is the destroked adapter plate made of?

Destroked adapter plates are made from 100% billet aluminum for maximum strength, reliability and durability. A perfect fit every time so your Ford, Cummins, Allison conversion will be 100% trouble free.

Is there a 6 speed adapter for a V10?

WE do no currently make an adapter to the V10 6-speed. Ford started using this transmission in 1999. They are rated for 520 ft. / lbs. of torque. Using one of these transmissions is possible in your 1969-1979 Ford by modifying the transmission cross member and floor.

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Ruth Doyle