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Quick Time Small Block Chevy Flexplate Spacers

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Quick Time Small Block Chevy Flexplate Spacers
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Quick Time Small Block Chevy Flexplate Spacers

  • Specifically designed to fit the Small Block Chevy V8 engine
  • Spacers allow you the clearance needed to make your lightweight flex plate live
  • Includes a .030", .035", .045", .055" and .070" spacers
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Product Summary

  • Specifically designed to fit the Small Block Chevy V8 engine
  • Spacers allow you the clearance needed to make your lightweight flex plate live
  • Includes a .030", .035", .045", .055" and .070" spacers
  • For use with 1955-1985 two-piece S/B Chevy crank and 1986-Up one-piece S/B Chevy crank
  • Features an all steel construction with a zinc finish for added corrosion resistance
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BrandQuick Time
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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If you don't have at least .125" between the end of the starter drive and the flexplate, you're asking for trouble. These spacers allow you the clearance needed to make your lightweight flex plate live. Includes a .030", .035", .045", .055" and .070" spacers. S/B Chevy. 

-74:  For use with '55-'85 two-piece S/B Chevy crank
-86:  For use with '86-Up one-piece S/B Chevy crank

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Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Dederichs Motorsports’ products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Dederichs Motorsports at 1-

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BrandQuick Time
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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NotesFits Small-block Chevy. Contains 1 each of sizes .030", .035", .045", .055" and .070"

Ratings & Reviews

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6 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers found our product highly useful in solving specific problems, such as flex plate alignment. Notably, many users reported our product provides the exact sizes needed for making precise, 1/8 inch modifications. It effectively spaced the flywheel away from the starter and fixed related issues. Some even considered it a necessary component for a Quicktime crate engine flexplate. The product proved itself as practical, of good quality, and essential in finishing projects. Such testimonies prove our superior product performance and customer satisfaction over the competitors.

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5.0

3 years ago

Concrete Cowboy

Caldwell

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Had to shim out my flex plate these work great had the sizes I needed to make 1/8 inch

Would Recommend

These spacers worked perfectly.

5.0

5 years ago

Vetteowner

Sioux Falls, SD

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These spacers are what I needed to move the flywheel away from the starter.

Would Recommend

Worked great

5.0

8 years ago

Aceracer

Hanska MN

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Flex plate was too close to my starter, these shims cured that issue

Excellant Product

5.0

9 years ago

macsheen

Rotorua

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It was just what I needed to finish my project.

Would Recommend

great would buy

5.0

11 years ago

Bad bus

Grand jct. Co,

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fixed the problem

Would Recommend

Perfect, no problems.

5.0

16 years ago

Driver 17

Charlotte, NC

Should be listed as a necessary component with a Quicktime crate engine flexplate.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 3 Answers

i have a Eagle 4340 crank not sure which year I should buy?

by Lynn

• 10 years ago

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I have 94 Chevy 350 with one peice rear seal and poniac 400 trans do I need a adapter to adapt to the Pontiac flex plate

by Jsterr

• 11 years ago

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I have a 1970 350 sbc using a T-400 trans. do I need these?

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• 15 years ago

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