1977 Chevrolet Impala Flywheels and Flexplates
Your 1977 Chevrolet Impala might be the best vehicle you’ve ever owned. Or you may just be struggling to keep it highway-approved. No matter the situation, Advance Auto Parts has the Flywheels and Flexplates you desperately need.
We currently carry 12 Flywheels and Flexplates to choose from for your 1977 Chevrolet Impala, and our inventory prices range from as little as $35.99 up to $580.99.
On top of low prices, Advance Auto Parts offers 3 different trusted brands of Flywheels and Flexplates for the 1977 Chevrolet Impala. We only sell parts from trusted brands like ATP so that you can find quality parts you can count on.
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Flywheels and Flexplates for Your 1977 Chevrolet Impala
ATP – Automatic Transmission Flex Plate (Part No.Z-114)
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$49.99
Vehicles with automatic transmissions have a flex plate. The flex plates connects the engine and transmission. Most flex plates are made of a thick piece of sheet metal with bolt holes for the torque converter and teeth for the starter. The job of a flex plate is to allow for expansion of the torque converter as engine RPM increases. The constant expansion and contraction of a flex plate over time can result cracks and/or shearing of the flex plate. A damaged flex plate can create serious (expensive) damage. Broken flex plates can not be repaired, they must be replaced. ATP flex plates are made of high quality steel and contain the correct bolt hole spacing and ring gear teeth just like the original part to ensure long life and durability
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- Balanced to factory specs
- Fit and function like the original parts
- Restores normal operation
ATP – ATP Automatic Transmission Flex Plate (Part No.Z-111)
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$35.99
Vehicles with automatic transmissions have a flex plate. Flex plates connect the engine And transmission. Most flex plates are made of a thick piece of sheet metal with bolt holes for the torque converter And teeth for the starter. The job of a flex plate is to allow for expansion of the torque converter as engine RPM increases. The constant expansion And contraction of a flex plate over time can result cracks And/or shearing of the flex plate. A damaged flex plate can create serious (expensive) damage. Broken flex plates can not be repaired, they must be replaced. ATP flex plates are made of high quality steel And contain the correct bolt hole spacing And ring gear teeth just like the original part to ensure long life And durability
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- Balanced to factory specs
- Fit and function like the original parts
- Restores normal operation
Hays – Power Train (Part No.10-010)
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$135.99
Constructed of thicker than stock steel plate to withstand the stress of high stall speed converters and high RPM engine. Zinc dichromate plated to resist rust and corrosion. Meets SFI specification 29.1 for racing.
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- Thicker Than Stock Steel Plate
- Ring Gear Securely Welded
- Dual Bolt Patterns
- Zinc-Dichromate Plated To Resist Corrosion
- Withstands High Torque and RPM
ATP – AT HD FLEX PLATE (Part No.Z-460)
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$60.99
AT HD FLEX PLATE
Hays – Flexplate: Chevy 57-85 (153T) (Part No.10-012)
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$145.99
Constructed of thicker than stock steel plate to withstand the stress of high stall speed converters and high RPM engine. Zinc dichromate plated to resist rust and corrosion. Meets SFI specification 29.1 for racing.
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- Thicker Than Stock Steel Plate
- Ring Gear Securely Welded
- Dual Bolt Patterns
- Zinc-Dichromate Plated To Resist Corrosion
- Withstands High Torque and RPM
Hays – Flywhl:55-85 V6:Sbc:Bbc:348-409:14Lb:168 (Part No.20-130HYS)
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$580.99
Flywhl:55-85 V6:Sbc:Bbc:348-409:14Lb:168
Hays – Flywheel: Chev 40Lb Steel (Part No.10-140)
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$442.99
Hays aluminum flywheels are manufactured from certified billet material that will not break up under the stress of high RPM and severe punishment of racing. Features replaceable steel surface insert. Precision balanced to either neutral (internal) or Detroit (external) specifications. Meets SFI specification 1.1 for racing.
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- Certified Billet Material
- Borg and Beck Clutch Pattern
- Long-Style Clutch Pattern
- Ring Gear Securely Mounted To Prevent Spinning
Hays – Power Train (Part No.10-130)
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$429.99
Hays aluminum flywheels are manufactured from certified billet material that will not break up under the stress of high RPM and severe punishment of racing. Features replaceable steel surface insert. Precision balanced to either neutral (internal) or Detroit (external) specifications. Meets SFI specification 1.1 for racing.
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- Certified Billet Material
- Borg and Beck Clutch Pattern
- Long-Style Clutch Pattern
- Ring Gear Securely Mounted To Prevent Spinning
Lakewood – Power Train (Part No.RM-920)
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$229.99
Power Train
Lakewood – Power Train (Part No.RM-901)
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$218.99
Power Train
Lakewood – Power Train (Part No.RM-902)
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$193.99
Power Train
Lakewood – Power Train (Part No.RM-922)
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$121.99
Power Train
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Power Train
“purchased this for my 1971 427 stroker Corvette,and one of the teeth chipped off the. engine was turned correctly so this should not have happened.”
