Best Nitrous Converter
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Go with Circle-D.
I went with a "cheaper" converter and regretted it after the converter took a **** and took my trans with it, and that was with a basically stock car with exhaust.
I lost the $425 for the converter, $350 for the used trans, $150 for the trans fluid I had to replace 3 times, $150 for a trans tune after I rebuilt the converter the 1st time, and shipping back and forth for rebuilding the converter after the first time it went out.
It went out a second time, and that's when it took the trans with it.
All of that money wasted, I could have just bought a billet from Circle-D in the first place, and it would have been cheaper. Now I'm stuck with a junk converter in the garage, and a stock converter back in my car.
I went with a "cheaper" converter and regretted it after the converter took a **** and took my trans with it, and that was with a basically stock car with exhaust.
I lost the $425 for the converter, $350 for the used trans, $150 for the trans fluid I had to replace 3 times, $150 for a trans tune after I rebuilt the converter the 1st time, and shipping back and forth for rebuilding the converter after the first time it went out.
It went out a second time, and that's when it took the trans with it.
All of that money wasted, I could have just bought a billet from Circle-D in the first place, and it would have been cheaper. Now I'm stuck with a junk converter in the garage, and a stock converter back in my car.
Last edited by sepsis; 02-23-2015 at 11:18 PM.
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The 4C converter jakefusion suggested will take a 150 shot, but is primarily aimed at N/A performance. If you don't spray all the time, or in large quantities (200)+, it doesn't make sense to have a turd nitrous converter. I could have probably explained this better, but I think you'll get the idea.
-Brian
-Brian