Lashway Motorsports now offering their Billet Series converters to LS1Tech members!
08-04-2010 | 02:27 PM
#22
If you can build converters why can't you get back to my PM with a picture of the inside of the front cover?
That converter in the picture is a spaceship converter. It has a stock 12" front and a stock 9" pump joined with an adapter, and some ingenius idea of a billet plate on the front to cover up the stock core.
I'll spend more with a company who shows pictures in their first introduction post rather than someone who can't even provide them when requested.
Thats clever legal advertising listing a billet front "plate".
You can't list a billet front cover because these are made from stock cores.
That converter in the picture is a spaceship converter. It has a stock 12" front and a stock 9" pump joined with an adapter, and some ingenius idea of a billet plate on the front to cover up the stock core.
I'll spend more with a company who shows pictures in their first introduction post rather than someone who can't even provide them when requested.
Thats clever legal advertising listing a billet front "plate".
You can't list a billet front cover because these are made from stock cores.
I now have a 3200 stall. Once the car is tuned I'll post my results
08-04-2010 | 02:45 PM
#23
Did you even see the converter? Did it have a billet front or stock type forged?
08-04-2010 | 03:11 PM
#24
I saw the new one before it was put in. It looked like every other billet converter I've seen.
I was being stubborn when I ordered the first one and got a 2800 stall when everyone told me not to. I decided to get a 3200 this time after speaking with a few people.
Car gets tuned on the 12th. I'll post my review when the car is done
08-04-2010 | 04:43 PM
#25
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If you can build converters why can't you get back to my PM with a picture of the inside of the front cover?
That converter in the picture is a spaceship converter. It has a stock 12" front and a stock 9" pump joined with an adapter, and some ingenius idea of a billet plate on the front to cover up the stock core.
I'll spend more with a company who shows pictures in their first introduction post rather than someone who can't even provide them when requested.
Thats clever legal advertising listing a billet front "plate".
You can't list a billet front cover because these are made from stock cores.
That converter in the picture is a spaceship converter. It has a stock 12" front and a stock 9" pump joined with an adapter, and some ingenius idea of a billet plate on the front to cover up the stock core.
I'll spend more with a company who shows pictures in their first introduction post rather than someone who can't even provide them when requested.
Thats clever legal advertising listing a billet front "plate".
You can't list a billet front cover because these are made from stock cores.
08-05-2010 | 10:47 PM
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08-06-2010 | 11:14 AM
#32
Someone please explain to me how this isn't a "spaceship" converter.
The front is bigger than the pump. One half is bigger than the other half.
This is well known to not be the best design, it goes way back to before billet fronts were made and no one could figure out how to get a big clutch into a small converter.
Just asking since no one has any other pictures of this new converter lineup.
It also looks like a TCS converter.
The front is bigger than the pump. One half is bigger than the other half.
This is well known to not be the best design, it goes way back to before billet fronts were made and no one could figure out how to get a big clutch into a small converter.
Just asking since no one has any other pictures of this new converter lineup.
It also looks like a TCS converter.
08-30-2010 | 12:23 AM
#33
Nothing yet?
Still digging? Thats not a good sales tactic.
Originally Posted by Jays_SSZ28
Do you have any pictures of the inside of the front cover, and the clutch?
Originally Posted by Erik@Lashway
Let me see what I can dig up...
10-10-2010 | 10:08 PM
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10-18-2010 | 10:58 PM
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FTI sells a quality product. We just happen to offer a quality converter as well at a reasonable cost to our local and national customers...
Do your own research and buy what fits your needs.
By the way, everyone loves their Lashway converters so far
.
Erik
Do your own research and buy what fits your needs.
By the way, everyone loves their Lashway converters so far
.Erik
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