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Old 01-21-2012, 08:08 PM
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Cool Torque Converter stall identification
I have this converter I got used with my Trans. It has "B85 STALL" stamped on it. Then under that it has "KC6" stamped on it. Can someone find out what this means please. Thanks
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think I found this answer too. It came in a TRUCK 4l60e
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B85 is the industry standard number for the 4L60E 300mm LS style converter. It could be for a car or truck. Probably a 1600-1800 RPM stall speed.

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