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Old 06-14-2008, 08:12 PM   #1
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TCI VS PATC VS Monster
hey guys..im lookin at some converters and witch has a better rep

tci or patc,monster converters

stage 1 street rapter converter is only 175 for 2200/2500(scary cheap?)

and the tci one is 510$ for same stall

and Monster in like 200 or sumthin

so witch has a better reputation?
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anybody on this?
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You would be better off with the Edge 9.5" lockup torque converter than any of these. They sell for $535.00 and come with a one year warranty and a free stall change.
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Transmission specialties has a couple different options for you. You can check out the website. If you want to give me a call I can set you up with what you need. I work at TSI and also run there 3200 stall and it works perfect for my application!
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