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I Love Broken Metal

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heres a few pics of my flexplate that was replaced today....

 

well.. whats left of it....

 

 

i_love_broken_metal_1.jpg

 

and again up close.....

 

i_love_broken_metal_2.jpg

 

mechanic said he's never even seen his race car do that to a flex plate.

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thats exactly what it looks like just coming out of the car. mechanic just gave it to me then, came home, and took a pic :D

 

he said its put a slight bend in the back of the crankshaft too, because it took a chunk of everything with it when it disintegrated.

Dude, you killed it. Hehe. :D

I guess your lucky that the whole thing didn't shatter.

Are those things cast in one piece, or are the centres welded in? It just looks strange the way it has broken away from the outer ring so cleanly.

How long were you driving it like this?

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welded in, not cast

 

 

and i drove it for about a day. sounded like a fkn battletank too! was cool for a while, till i started engine braking....

I had a mate with a bluebird, that suffered a similar problem. he sheared half the bolts off, and so the wheel was sortoff just wobbling and pivoting on the two remaing bolts. He said everytime he backed off the throttle, it sounded like a wastegate on a turbo. But it was just bits of metal rubbing together as the wheel wobbled and scraped against the surrounding metal.

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