Flex plate bolts witness marks on torque converter

I agree with what you are saying, but I don't want to lose anymore down time. Already the middle of June, yeah I work really frickin slow lol. The future plan was to "probably" get another converter for the 340(higher stall). I believe the 273 one I have now is stock. Also getting a tc specific to the 340 allows me to shelf the 273 one for the 273 that I plan on rebuilding.
What about buying a complete 340 one from SMR? Obviously you recommend them?
Thanks
Steve
Maybe I'm missing something, but if the pilot of the converter measures 1.55" then it is for the early 62-67, 904 transmission, and I take it that you are going to use the early 904 transmission and converter you now have behind the 340. The 340 will have as mentioned earlier, a larger hole in the crankshaft, probably around 1.810". I know that there is a bushing available that you can install in the crank. It is a cheap, fix, and in my opinion NOT the way to go. In your Province there is a company called SMR in Bradford, 1-888-846-6603 that can correct the issue by rebuilding the 904 converter you have now, and will put the correct pilot put on it. The company I worked for in the past did a fair number of these and never had any complaints. If it were me, I'd talk to SMR, tell them what I've got, and what I planned on doing. Again, jmho. Best of luck. Do it right ONCE.