Best Torque Converter
09-09-2010, 08:30 PM
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Let me ask you guys....do you want a convertor to rev to the midrange or peak power and torque...so that you can take advantage of the hp & torque at the launch. I would think so. I am not going to be using slicks just drag radials. Probably a 3600 or 4000rpm convertor. Trying to plan now, Is this right?
09-10-2010, 10:00 PM
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Yank and Cicle d are considered by many to be the best 2
Yank pretty much makes a set converter and circle d offers options to push theirs over $1,000 that being said I dont know if their any better but I know the yank ones are of quality.
I plan on buying a yank converter when I get around to it
Yank pretty much makes a set converter and circle d offers options to push theirs over $1,000 that being said I dont know if their any better but I know the yank ones are of quality.
I plan on buying a yank converter when I get around to it
09-11-2010, 10:34 AM
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Sometimes it not just who makes the best converter, but customer service goes a long way with whom I do business with.
If I pick up the phone and have a question, I expect a answer.
If I pick up the phone and have a question, I expect a answer.
