Cheapest torque converter?
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Car: 1987 IROC, 1989 IROC
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Cheapest torque converter?
Hey guys i'm looking for the cheapest torque converter i can get with a higher than stock stall speed. thanks for any help.
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From: Clearfield,Utah
Car: 1987 IROC, 1989 IROC
Engine: built 305, stock 305 tpi
Transmission: Corvette 700r4, t-5
Axle/Gears: 4.10 posi, 3.08 posi
lol. its for a 700 i'm rebuilding. I've heard that you can use an S-10 torque convert and they are like a 1800-2000 rpm stall. Is there any truth to this?
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Engine: 1986 305 C.I.D. Bored .030 over
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I have heard the same rumor but havent confirmed it...so I guess thats not much help...sorry
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Originally posted by phoenix305
lol. its for a 700 i'm rebuilding. I've heard that you can use an S-10 torque convert and they are like a 1800-2000 rpm stall. Is there any truth to this?
lol. its for a 700 i'm rebuilding. I've heard that you can use an S-10 torque convert and they are like a 1800-2000 rpm stall. Is there any truth to this?
Also a stock L98 Vette converter is supposedly a bit higher than that and is also inexpensive.
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