Reactor Flexplate Beware of this manufacturer !!!!

[340Cuda]

Long story but I had a bad experience with them as well, cost me more time than money but I would not mess with them.
Bill

[B Aceves]

Update *
To this day i still have a flexplate that does not fit ! This man's name is Olan and he is very rehearsed in excuses and reasons why his Business practices suck. The third time we tried to get a flexplate that would fit i told him please just refund my money i will send your product back as i do not want to go through this anymore. He then tells me i will send you your money back and make you a flexplate that will work as he does not want a unhappy customer.
I have not received a refund or a flexplate that will fit yet . It's been over 3 months.
At Pomona we had a few racers approach and tell us their horror stories in dealing with this man.
To this day i do not understand how people like this stay in Business.

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

What is different about it? (Reactor)

Ed, like Rich said, they are Aluminum.
Being they are Aluminum, they also help in the dampening of frequencies htroughout the RPM range. They work the best on high RPM engines such as 4 and 6 cylinder engines.

Nevertheless, although a great product, the company has its issues with delivery and also their customer service is not the best. Therefore the reason why I recommend procuring the flexplate from Coan since most of the times he has them in stock.

[Ed Wright]

Don't guess I need one. :-)