Converter Brand?
05-07-2008, 03:08 PM
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Car: 1987 Camaro
Engine: 350 dart ies comp cam intake carb
Transmission: 700 r4, shift kit, 2400 stall
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt stock
Converter Brand?
This summer I will be investing in a 3000 stall converter and was curious as to what brand you guys run. I've checked prices on B&M and TCI and they seem roughly the same...I also looked up fuddle and it wasn't too much more then the others...I was just wondering what you guys run?
05-07-2008, 05:29 PM
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Car: 1984 Pontiac Trans Am
Engine: LG4 305 V8
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 10-bolt LSD
Re: Converter Brand?
Brands I have heard good things about:
Edge (Mfg Site)
Vigilante (Pro-Built store link)
Hughes (Summit Link)
Phoenix (Mfg Site)
TCI and B&M are apparently trash. I would hesitate to spend less than $500 on a quality unit.
For a 3000 stall, I'm assuming you're going with a 9.5" diameter TC? That's pretty close to what I am planning to get. On my 383, I am shooting for around 2800 because of the cam. I will probably end up getting it through Phoenix along with the built trans.
Edge (Mfg Site)
Vigilante (Pro-Built store link)
Hughes (Summit Link)
Phoenix (Mfg Site)
TCI and B&M are apparently trash. I would hesitate to spend less than $500 on a quality unit.
For a 3000 stall, I'm assuming you're going with a 9.5" diameter TC? That's pretty close to what I am planning to get. On my 383, I am shooting for around 2800 because of the cam. I will probably end up getting it through Phoenix along with the built trans.
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