RF2.1

Buying a torque converter next month, in preparation for the supercharger to come. I'll be buying a Precision Industries unit, but I can't decide on the single or multi plate unit. Any advice? I'll be getting a Whipple blower, and keeping things fairly mild (7-8psi range max). Would the multi plate unit be overkill, or even too much for the rest of the tranny? Mostly, I'm just looking to get a stronger, more reliable TC that will hold up better than the stock unit, as opposed for purely performance reasons. Dependability is my goal. Any input would be welcome!

David

retfr8flyr

With FI go for the multi-plate. The single plate is only for N/A aplications and will not hold up with a supercharger.

Earl

MexGT

Multi disk for sure ! I also have a PI multidisk @ 3,500 stall and I absolutelly love it!

RF2.1

Cool. I was leaning toward the multi-disk one, so I guess I'll go with Plan A. Thanks guys!

David