B&M torque converters
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B&M torque converters
Just curious about the quality of B&M torque converters. I am looking at the Nitrous Holeshot 3600 stall. I have heard that you don't want to go cheap on the converters but this one was in my price range and seems pretty legit.
I know not many have stalled autos but I thought I would give it a shot to see if someone out there had an reviews on the B&M converters.
I know not many have stalled autos but I thought I would give it a shot to see if someone out there had an reviews on the B&M converters.
#2
I've used B&M in the past with no problems on TH350s and C4s, but I haven't heard or read anything about people using them on AODE or 4R70w, I would be interested to hear peoples experiences and opinions as well.
#4
I called B&M and the only converter they have for the 4r70w is the 2400 Holeshot. That won't work for what I'm doing.
I looking to go 3400-3600 stall that will hold up to nitrous. So far the one I like most is Precision Industries triple plate converter.
A 3600 stall isn't too large for my car, right? I don't care about my car not moving until 3000 or whatever on the streets I just want the best stall for the track but still somewhat streetable.
I looking to go 3400-3600 stall that will hold up to nitrous. So far the one I like most is Precision Industries triple plate converter.
A 3600 stall isn't too large for my car, right? I don't care about my car not moving until 3000 or whatever on the streets I just want the best stall for the track but still somewhat streetable.
#8
I am in the same boat, I e-mailed 3 seperate converter companies with all my specs and I got 3 seperate recomendations ranging from 2,800 to 4,200. I've settled on a 3,200 from precision industries. They answered all my questions and have a good reputation, if you give them a call or e-mail with all your specs and what you plan on doing with the car, they will give a recomendation
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