separator plates

[Ted Albin <albinted@xxxxxxx>]

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i was looking at a few different valve bodies and was wondering how  many 
different types were made, and if the numbers on the separator plates  indicated 
different programs; 85, 163, 934, etc.  does anyone know?  
  i have a february '02 issue of mopar muscle here that i've saved  that 
gives instructions on how to reprogram your valve body by drilling three  holes in 
the separator plate. theres also an excellent article in it about Frank  Lupo 
and the design and construction of his convertors. 
  i guess i could cough up twenty bucks for a b&m kit. i didnt  want to alter 
the original, i was going to use a spare. but every valve body i  have is 
different.
 

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