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Torque Convertor for SD455
Looking for information on a new torque convertor. Engine basic stock 3.08 rear may change to 3.42. What has everyone else done and results.
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This is for street driving basically?
I used a 10" for the street and it really wakes it up.
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not sure what kind of use you're looking for in your car, but I'd recommend talking to Kenny at PTC. Since Continental went out of business, he has become a good source for Pontiac converters and can build a high quality converter for whatever your cars specs and usage are at a good price. I had him build a 10" converter for my 455HO and also bought a Continental 13" Pontiac Special before they closed and ended up using the Continental. Sold the PTC converter still in the box to another forum member here for his Firebird.
http://www.ptcrace.com/about-us/
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I have high stall with my HO and like that route with a cammed engine. It does change street manners. It will get you in the good part of power band for performance.
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