Torque converter weight conundrum!

Myself, and I think we've already discussed this, but I would have your flex plate balanced.
  • J par, calm down, I know, weights are 5 bucks and you can do it yourself! why spend 80? :D
I've just found that, down the road, if you EVER want to throw a 318 magnum in there, or some other swap, you'll not have to mess with the converter. Just pull the 360, and drop the next in. On my 360 Duster, I had the flex plate balanced. I don't include the torque converter on motor swaps. (I did, however, buy a new 360 converter with the tranny rebuild on the ramcharger, but that is not how I normally do it)
Yes as I mentioned at the beginning of this thread that most of this has been discussed and that a little more info is needed, well for example the exact location. That b&m flex plate is $101 and a new torque converter is $89. I'm hoping knocking those weights off the 904 and welding them to the 727 will cost me $00.00 :D thanks for the help as always...