help picking a torque converter
help picking a torque converter
ok swapping my tranny again and i want something a little better than a stock finned out converter. i also do not want to spend $700-800 either. i was planning on spending between $400-500. What are your opinions? I was thinking of getting a fuddle but am open to suggestions. looking for a 10" lockup 3000-3200 stall.
There is good feedback with the Fuddle converters and they will run right around your planned budget. Otherwise, as mentioned above, you should't have any problems snagging a used Yank or Precision Industries Vigilante converter.
i use ger converters because they build them to my car for the same price as a tci or b&m, converters can make or break a car so make sure the one you get is designed to make the most of your car. used converters are a scarry thing. why are they getting rid of it in the first place? be very careful
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