Midwest Torque Convertors.... or some other budget convertors
Midwest Torque Convertors.... or some other budget convertors
Can somebody tell me who sells them. I've checked several websites and have been unable to locate them. I know several people who run them but don't know where they got them. Also any other options other than Vigilante and Yank are welcomed. I think TCI makes Vigilante right? Or are they seperate? I just can't afford to spend $800 on a convertor right now and the lil old 2400 ain't cuttin it anymore.
Re: Midwest Torque Convertors.... or some other budget convertors
Originally posted by bad95z28
Can somebody tell me who sells them. I've checked several websites and have been unable to locate them. I know several people who run them but don't know where they got them. Also any other options other than Vigilante and Yank are welcomed. I think TCI makes Vigilante right? Or are they seperate? I just can't afford to spend $800 on a convertor right now and the lil old 2400 ain't cuttin it anymore.
Can somebody tell me who sells them. I've checked several websites and have been unable to locate them. I know several people who run them but don't know where they got them. Also any other options other than Vigilante and Yank are welcomed. I think TCI makes Vigilante right? Or are they seperate? I just can't afford to spend $800 on a convertor right now and the lil old 2400 ain't cuttin it anymore.
thats what i'm looking for is something in the 3500-4000 range.
I've heard some good things about them. Also if anyone is interested in buying the 2400, email me at mikep453@yahoo.com
I've heard some good things about them. Also if anyone is interested in buying the 2400, email me at mikep453@yahoo.com
Thanks
I am new to this whole automatic transmission thing, so could somebody quickly explain to me what a torque converter does and what 3500-4000 range means.
Thanks
thats what i'm looking for is something in the 3500-4000 range
Thanks
Alot of the Impala guys are running Edge converters
http://www.edgeracingconverters.com/
I plan on picking one up soon
I've also used a midwest converter and it performed very well for the $$$.
http://www.edgeracingconverters.com/
I plan on picking one up soon
I've also used a midwest converter and it performed very well for the $$$.
Midwest has the same warranty and re-stalls as the 2 big names. Contact John at HPAParts
www.hpaparts.com
I'm extremely happy with my converter and I think it was $489 to my door.
www.hpaparts.com
I'm extremely happy with my converter and I think it was $489 to my door.
Would a 2400 stall be in the range I should shoot for (to purchase). I plan to put on longtubes, 1.7 RR, and then maybe a cam. Would the stall not hold me over long enough, meaning after the headers and rockers would I need to go to a higher stall? Also, would buying one used affect its performance or life?
Originally posted by WhiteBeast
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I am new to this whole automatic transmission thing, so could somebody quickly explain to me what a torque converter does and what 3500-4000 range means.
Thanks
Thanks
I am new to this whole automatic transmission thing, so could somebody quickly explain to me what a torque converter does and what 3500-4000 range means.
Thanks
Then take a look at this one: http://www.converter.cc
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