Jakes performance Converters anyone running one?
Any Idea what Jakes warrenty is on the 4l80"s?
Converter depends on your power level and intended usage.
Typically the non-billet is a good choice if you are using a Stage II build. If you need a stronger trans, you also would want to upgrade to the billet converter.
is the lockup clutch in the non-billet any bigger than a stock one?
Do you sell the yolk so I can make my drive shaft work?
And with the non billet converter....can I use my stock flywheel or do i need a 4l80? Do i need a Crank Spacer? I am ready to do this!
is the lockup clutch in the non-billet any bigger than a stock one?
Do you sell the yolk so I can make my drive shaft work?
And with the non billet converter....can I use my stock flywheel or do i need a 4l80? Do i need a Crank Spacer? I am ready to do this!

The standard converter has basically the same friction surface as stock, it has more material than stock by about .030" and is a woven carbon type material with a special bonding process.
The billet ones obviously have a larger clutch.
I also don't require you buy a converter from me for warranty purposes, etc. So if you have a preferred brand, no hard feelings from me.
Circle-D, Yank, P.I., FTI, etc.
With a custom converter, you shouldn't need any spacers.
Any Idea what Jakes warrenty is on the 4l80"s?
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Talked to jake last night seems like a great guy and very open about what he sells and does. I will be ordering a trans from him in the next few weeks (I'm traviling for work and i dont think my wife can move the trans inside when its dropped off! )
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Overall I will never go to anyone other the Jake now that I have felt the driveability just cruising down the road and then the perfect, crisp, fast shifts under WOT is just INCREDIBLE! Call and talk to him if you are unsure of what you need. If you don't learn anything within 5min of talking to him then i will be suprised.
Talked to jake last night seems like a great guy and very open about what he sells and does. I will be ordering a trans from him in the next few weeks (I'm traviling for work and i dont think my wife can move the trans inside when its dropped off! )
The 5.3 will see some boost here shortly.
Drag Radials. I didn't have the brake when I had the LS1, but it ran a VERY consistent 8.15 (3 hot-lapped passes were within .02) off the foot-brake.
Now with a stock 5.3L and 3.0 gears (used to be 3.73) it runs 8.8x off the transbrake. I have beat the hell out of this transmission (I'm hard on my cars) and it keeps on goin.
Yeah stage 2 (with transbrake). Right now just a stock 5.3 (my LS1 spun a bearing about 3-4 months after the swap, because it was tired/worn out).
The 5.3 will see some boost here shortly.
Drag Radials. I didn't have the brake when I had the LS1, but it ran a VERY consistent 8.15 (3 hot-lapped passes were within .02) off the foot-brake.
Now with a stock 5.3L and 3.0 gears (used to be 3.73) it runs 8.8x off the transbrake. I have beat the hell out of this transmission (I'm hard on my cars) and it keeps on goin.
It only requires you to setup the tune for no upshift commands when in manual low.
This isn't an issue that we've seen on the car OS's but it can be on the trucks.




I should have read your sig closer.