Torque converter
I assume since we have an automatic we have a torque converter, so would this be a worthwile mod for us? I'm thinking this would help our 1/8 mile tremendously and intern our 1/4. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Originally Posted by BlUEMDsrt6
I assume since we have an automatic we have a torque converter, so would this be a worthwile mod for us? I'm thinking this would help our 1/8 mile tremendously and intern our 1/4. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
If you guys are truly interested in a modified torque converter my Dad owns a transmission shop in Yuma AZ. Team Ramco is the name of the biz. I spoke to him about raising the stall a bit and he was interested. Their bread and butter is heavy equipment like fire trucks and such but they do race car stuff too. Mostly Chevy, Ford and Chrysler (of course the older gen transmissions).
They hand braze the veins on their torque converters, use torrington bearings etc.
I don't know that MPH would be affected though as these are lockup converters
If anyone would be interested I could meet you out there at the shop? I would just need a weeks notice to plan the trek out there.
They hand braze the veins on their torque converters, use torrington bearings etc.
I don't know that MPH would be affected though as these are lockup converters
If anyone would be interested I could meet you out there at the shop? I would just need a weeks notice to plan the trek out there.
Originally Posted by msheredy
If you guys are truly interested in a modified torque converter my Dad owns a transmission shop in Yuma AZ. Team Ramco is the name of the biz. I spoke to him about raising the stall a bit and he was interested. Their bread and butter is heavy equipment like fire trucks and such but they do race car stuff too. Mostly Chevy, Ford and Chrysler (of course the older gen transmissions).
They hand braze the veins on their torque converters, use torrington bearings etc.
I don't know that MPH would be affected though as these are lockup converters
If anyone would be interested I could meet you out there at the shop? I would just need a weeks notice to plan the trek out there.
They hand braze the veins on their torque converters, use torrington bearings etc.
I don't know that MPH would be affected though as these are lockup converters
If anyone would be interested I could meet you out there at the shop? I would just need a weeks notice to plan the trek out there.
I'm not too much of an expert on torque converters so I have a question. What's the difference in raising the stall in a lock up converter vs. non-lockup converter? Pros? Cons?
Here ya go fellas...
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml#main
And if you're going to run a higher stall converter, better invest in some slicks. If you're launching near peak torque (the point of a higher stall converter), you'll be burning the tires like a ****.
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml#main
And if you're going to run a higher stall converter, better invest in some slicks. If you're launching near peak torque (the point of a higher stall converter), you'll be burning the tires like a ****.
Originally Posted by Eleventeen
Here ya go fellas...
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml#main
And if you're going to run a higher stall converter, better invest in some slicks. If you're launching near peak torque (the point of a higher stall converter), you'll be burning the tires like a ****.
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml#main
And if you're going to run a higher stall converter, better invest in some slicks. If you're launching near peak torque (the point of a higher stall converter), you'll be burning the tires like a ****.
Originally Posted by BlUEMDsrt6
Wow, great find eleventeen. I swear if I wasn't so broke lately my car would be a beast, LOL.
I want one of those, dam. I could get some 1.5 sec 60' times with that! I wonder how streetable and reliable it is?
Originally Posted by MD SRT6
I want one of those, dam. I could get some 1.5 sec 60' times with that! I wonder how streetable and reliable it is?
Originally Posted by Bulldogger
Blue,take a look at MD-SRT mods see it says no cats and ported and polished stuff, just like I said before. To me no cats means no cats.
Originally Posted by NeedsWings
i should market those huh? (first refill is free) 
Originally Posted by BlUEMDsrt6
Jeff you need to get it and destroy the all 1/4 records forever!
Originally Posted by MD SRT6
11.50 off the juice???????
(I race vicariuosly thru him because I suck at it)
Last edited by BlUEMDsrt6; Oct 30, 2008 at 07:10 PM.



