5.slo

Recently was replacing the exhaust manifold gaskets on my car, when pulling the starter I removed the shield from the converter to make some extra room and this is what I seen.

The trans in the car was built by Pro torque converters in melbourne FL, I know it has a nasty shift kit in it, was told it has all new bands, clutches, corvette servo's.....ect. The car dont feel like it has anything more than a stock stall, then again this is my first auto so idk for sure. Is that a stock replacment or something more?

RamAir95TA

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And identifying marks on it? Pretty tough to identify a converter by one picture of it still in the car. It appears to be stock-ish judging solely by the diameter. It may simply be a re-stalled stock converter - very common.

Dave357LT1

Looks like a painted stock converter

quik95lt1

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color looks like b&m no???

5.slo

Thats what I thought, but i cant find anything written on it, that i can see with it in the car.

Larry @ AMS

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I bet it's a rebuilt/re-stalled stocker based off the looks and size.

trilkb

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just take it out and snap some pics.

(hahaha)

transbird95

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I had a restalled stock one that looked just like that. My old fuddle pos was the same color too but a smaller diameter FWIW.

ProTreeRacing

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Prolly stock rebuilt or b and m like mentioned above. Not a fan of either.

Schweet97Z

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Same color as the Fuddle Racing converter I had as well.

silverz28camaro

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Give yank converters a call and order up a ss3600 245mm converter...you'll love it!!

Lawhead

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I have the same color restalled stocker in my garage and I live in florida.

Wouldn't happen to be taking the tranny out would you?? mine had marker on the converter and the Tranny might have been rebuilt by the same shop never know

Go On 3

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looks like a stock converter painted