Buying Used Torque Converters???
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Buying Used Torque Converters???
Sorry if this is a frequently asked question the search wasnt working for me.... All my mods are in my sig, I dynoed the other day ar 410 rwhp and 390 rwtq.... I am now in the market for a new torque converter, specifically a 3600 stall. I have seen a few lying around here and wondering if there are any cons to a used converter?
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Remember, a converter is just splines/fins that spin fluid..
If you can be sure that it was removed for an upgrade, and not after a tranny failure, there should be no problems with buying a used one at all..
If you can be sure that it was removed for an upgrade, and not after a tranny failure, there should be no problems with buying a used one at all..
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Don't forget the washers , bearings , and lockup clutch !! If you or someone you trust have experience with the converter , it would be best to get it cut open and checked out !!!
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I will do a refresh on a used converter for you, no matter who originally built it. Price is usually $200-300 if nothing major is wrong, that gets you a new high carbon clutch and bearings. I can even do a stall change if needed, but that would cost a little more. If the converter is junk there is no charge for me to cut it open, but it is open and unusable.
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