Cryo'd stock vs billet flex plate

[TY'S08FX4]

Anyone have any experience with cryo'd stock flex plates? I found a local place that does this and just wondering if its worth it or to just go with a billet plate, and if it is, is it worth having anything else cryo'd at the same time? was thinking of having the stock connecting rods done too maybe.

 

[Stroked777]

I believe a lot of people even with big hp truck are running a stock flex plate with no problem, I believe mike@mpd was running one for a while on his set up

 

[blk350on20s]

I ran stock up until this year. Just replaced mine with billet for piece of mind.

 

[6.4 Stroker]

Although it's not as common I hear, I broke my stock one at 600hp.

 

[jimdawg185]

They can break, maybe not as often as the 7.3's did, but they can and do. Peace of mind is worth a lot if you have the coin. I don't think cryo is going to help enough for the trouble. Just my 2 cents though.

 

[extreme3807]

They can break, maybe not as often as the 7.3's did, but they can and do. Peace of mind is worth a lot if you have the coin. I don't think cryo is going to help enough for the trouble. Just my 2 cents though.

X2 couldn't agree more. Peace of mind if anything


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[TY'S08FX4]

Thanks guys for the input, think I might try the stock one at first until the pull season starts then throw in a billet, any suggestions on which one to go with? price and quality wise, I know elite makes one or suncoast.

 

[farmin powerstroke]

I'm putting a suncoast in mine, the stock ones holes are getting out of round on mine.


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[webb06]

ive got a suncoast in my pickup as well