Looking for th350 torque converter suggestions

[rogus]

Never heard of them.

Might be known better as AAC?

 

[rogus]

Sorry meant ACC

 

[rogus]

Never heard of them.

Never heard of them.

Might be better known as ACC?

 

[565bbchevy]

Might be better known as ACC?

Summit sells them they are probably better known as Boss Hog torque convertors.

 

[rogus]

Summit sells them they are probably better known as Boss Hog torque convertors.

yeah, thinking of calling them tomorrow. I'm thinking their 4701HD GM TH-350 Night Stalker RV torque converter might be right for this job.

 

[565bbchevy]

yeah, thinking of calling them tomorrow. I'm thinking their 4701HD GM TH-350 Night Stalker RV torque converter might be right for this job.

Yeah, I have the Night Stalker for a 200R4 on my Summit wish list, for a mild street car it seems like a decent convertor for the price

 

[Dayzedandkonfuzed]

I've run the B&M torkmaster (20404) on my Cutlass (400ish hp, 450 ft lbs) and it served well. Had a TCI 3500 stall on it later on, and I liked it too. Everyone told me it wouldn't be streetable.... It was very streetable.

 

[rogus]

I've run the B&M torkmaster (20404) on my Cutlass (400ish hp, 450 ft lbs) and it served well. Had a TCI 3500 stall on it later on, and I liked it too. Everyone told me it wouldn't be streetable.... It was very streetable.

Out of curiosity what was the cam's power range on the engine?

 

[SS_Malibu]

I have a B&M-20404 if you are in NC.
It’s 2400 stall, only used for 200 or so miles.
$100

At $100, this still might be cost effective with shipping.
I have the 2400 stall B&M holeshot behind my 383 as suggested by Blueprint. It was mid $400's to get it to my house.

 

[bracketchev1221]

I don't really think it needs a whole lot more than a stock converter so any shelf converter is fine. Even my Holeshot converter didn't FEEL any different in my car.