low price converters?
low price converters?
I have a deal of picking up a 700r4 for my gta for 100 dollars. it doesn't have a converter. I am trying to find a decent price for one, but it seems like all the ones I find that specify that they are lock up converters are insanely expensive.
any suggestions, sources, or parts numbers?
thanks guys :]
any suggestions, sources, or parts numbers?
thanks guys :]
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From: Las Cruces, NM
Car: 90 RS
Engine: LT-1 350
Transmission: Auto 700R-4
Re: low price converters?
I have a deal of picking up a 700r4 for my gta for 100 dollars. it doesn't have a converter. I am trying to find a decent price for one, but it seems like all the ones I find that specify that they are lock up converters are insanely expensive.
any suggestions, sources, or parts numbers?
thanks guys :]
any suggestions, sources, or parts numbers?
thanks guys :]
Re: low price converters?
thanks beaner :] I don't know what it was that I was looking at, but I was seeing them for around 350.
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From: Las Cruces, NM
Car: 90 RS
Engine: LT-1 350
Transmission: Auto 700R-4
Re: low price converters?
I know what you mean. When I found out that I was going to have to replace my converter I was not very happy because all of them that I had found were at least 350, if not more. But luckily I decided to ask them at AutoZone and they ended up having it for a lot less... hope you find what you need
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Re: low price converters?
use a stock convertor out of a vortec s10 blazer.....it a cheap way to stall your car up....about 2000-2500rpm....I use one in my car...just an idea....you can get them under $100 new.
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