TCS converter
there are many co's that went under TCS that sold converters
THE CONVERTER SHOP
TORQUE CONVERTER SUPPLY
TORQUE CONVERTERS SYSTEMS AND
TRANSMISSION CONVERTER SUPPLY
and others
The shop that made most of the converters is in Arizona
under TCS
www.tcsperformance.com
Rusty is his name
he makes most of the converters for other companys
THE CONVERTER SHOP
TORQUE CONVERTER SUPPLY
TORQUE CONVERTERS SYSTEMS AND
TRANSMISSION CONVERTER SUPPLY
and others
The shop that made most of the converters is in Arizona
under TCS
www.tcsperformance.com
Rusty is his name
he makes most of the converters for other companys
any idea whick one use to be a sponser here.... i have a tcs verter in my car and if my trans pukes this season i wana no where i can send it to get cleaned out
thanks for your help
thanks for your help
you might send it to PRO Torque in N.Y. as he buy's and uses TCS parts also and will have all the parts in stock
LOOK them up on the web
www.protorque.com
talk to JOE JR.
LOOK them up on the web
www.protorque.com
talk to JOE JR.
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Originally Posted by Yank
there are many co's that went under TCS that sold converters
THE CONVERTER SHOP
TORQUE CONVERTER SUPPLY
TORQUE CONVERTERS SYSTEMS AND
TRANSMISSION CONVERTER SUPPLY
and others
The shop that made most of the converters is in Arizona
under TCS
www.tcsperformance.com
Rusty is his name
he makes most of the converters for other companys
THE CONVERTER SHOP
TORQUE CONVERTER SUPPLY
TORQUE CONVERTERS SYSTEMS AND
TRANSMISSION CONVERTER SUPPLY
and others
The shop that made most of the converters is in Arizona
under TCS
www.tcsperformance.com
Rusty is his name
he makes most of the converters for other companys
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From: Edgewood, MD
The TCS that went under (and caused some big headaches here) was out of Maryland. I don't remember what the name stood for...but Derrick was the owner that ditched...
I don't think the Airzona shop has any involvement with the TCS that this person is asking about. The TCS that I think he is asking about was located in Maryland, and built their own converters.
Like someone else said...send to any converter supplier you trust to do the work.
The shop that made most of the converters is in Arizona
under TCS
www.tcsperformance.com
Rusty is his name
he makes most of the converters for other companys
under TCS
www.tcsperformance.com
Rusty is his name
he makes most of the converters for other companys
Like someone else said...send to any converter supplier you trust to do the work.
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Originally Posted by Kenafin_02TA
The TCS that went under (and caused some big headaches here) was out of Maryland. I don't remember what the name stood for...but Derrick was the owner that ditched...
I don't think the Airzona shop has any involvement with the TCS that this person is asking about. The TCS that I think he is asking about was located in Maryland, and built their own converters.
Like someone else said...send to any converter supplier you trust to do the work.
I don't think the Airzona shop has any involvement with the TCS that this person is asking about. The TCS that I think he is asking about was located in Maryland, and built their own converters.
Like someone else said...send to any converter supplier you trust to do the work.
but PRO TORQUE is up the street from you, go there
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