TCI Converters
TCI Converters I'm looking to get a bigger stall in my car I have the TCI 242932 Super street fighter 3500 stall right now and am looking at a 242939 4000 stall converter but from thunder racing's web site its cheaper then the one I have. Why would this be? I'm having touble finding the difference between the 2 and TCI's web site isnt even showing the 242939 can anybody help out here?
PM Kevin Winstead for details. He works for TCI and is always helpful. I had similar questions about the differences between the SSF 3500 and 3800 Competition version I ordered a couple of years ago.
TCI 3800 specs
1. Shift Extension - 5000 rpms
2. Converter Efficiency - 95.5%
3. Difference between the SSF 3500 and 3800.
The 3800 and higher stall converters are considered Competition converters. The impellor is the part that is upgraded.
4. Size & Weight - It's a 9.5" converter. It weighs 28.6 lbs dry.
5. It is a GM 245mm housing.
6. Note: You will have to drill out your one of your flexplate holes to 1/2". Two of them are already 1/2" from the factory. We use heavy duty 7/16x20 bolts in most of our LS1 converters now.
7. Our written warranty is 90 days...although we typically cover our customers for the first year.
TCI 3800 specs
1. Shift Extension - 5000 rpms
2. Converter Efficiency - 95.5%
3. Difference between the SSF 3500 and 3800.
The 3800 and higher stall converters are considered Competition converters. The impellor is the part that is upgraded.
4. Size & Weight - It's a 9.5" converter. It weighs 28.6 lbs dry.
5. It is a GM 245mm housing.
6. Note: You will have to drill out your one of your flexplate holes to 1/2". Two of them are already 1/2" from the factory. We use heavy duty 7/16x20 bolts in most of our LS1 converters now.
7. Our written warranty is 90 days...although we typically cover our customers for the first year.
