Higher HP Applications - Prothanes and/or Torque Limiters?
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Higher HP Applications - Prothanes and/or Torque Limiters?
Looking to get some current thinking around this topic as I know some members here have been running each (in some cases both) for awhile now.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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RE: Higher HP Applications - Prothanes and/or Torque Limiters?
I really don't think the che torque limiters are just for 'high HP applications'
If you are a powershifter, it is a great mod regardless of HP level IMO. The only thing is I really don't like the limiters by themselves and don't think you really get the benefit of them without the k-member brace. The work hand in hand with each other to plant that tranny well and lock in those shifts...
http://www.cheperformance.com//cartg...pid=208&cid=15
If you are a powershifter, it is a great mod regardless of HP level IMO. The only thing is I really don't like the limiters by themselves and don't think you really get the benefit of them without the k-member brace. The work hand in hand with each other to plant that tranny well and lock in those shifts...
http://www.cheperformance.com//cartg...pid=208&cid=15
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RE: Higher HP Applications - Prothanes and/or Torque Limiters?
ORIGINAL: howarmat
the k member and torq limiters are great....you should never miss a shift after install
the k member and torq limiters are great....you should never miss a shift after install
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RE: Higher HP Applications - Prothanes and/or Torque Limiters?
I have a pair of prothanes on my car. After installing them, I don't feel the need to install any other bracing. They keep the engine/transmission fairly well planted on their own.
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