Sup guys/gals? I am thinking of getting a new torque converter with a higher stall and I am seeing different size converters(12" and 9.5" I think) and 27 or 30 spline counts. I have a 200-4r transmission and it is mated to my 73 sbc 406. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Less weight mainly. I really wouldnt worry about it on a street car. It used to be the larger the torque converter's diameter, the more torque it "absorbs". Because of this a larger converter will usually have lower stall speed than a smaller-diameter converter but with the different fin designs of today's converters the size really doesnt mean as much as it did.
Sup guys/gals? I am thinking of getting a new torque converter with a higher stall and I am seeing different size converters(12" and 9.5" I think) and 27 or 30 spline counts. I have a 200-4r transmission and it is mated to my 73 sbc 406. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I'm thinking you will bust a forward drum shaft long before you break an input shaft on a 2004r. or if the unit hasn't been upgraded with a hardened stator shaft and sun shell one of those items will fail first.
What do you plan to replace it with and just how much power are you planning with this LSx?
What does your current converter flash at? A lot of converters at rated at very low torque output, your car would put out much higher and therefore stall much higher. I need an upgrade too and will probably get one from CK performance. I know a guy with a similar combo to what I am building and will go similar in the stall department.
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