Torque Converter ?

jwaller

Evil Genius/SyTy Guru
Re: Torque Converter ?

2800 should do just fine with that build. you will get 50 answers on the brand. I and many of the top ten trucks have the TCS that I offer in a billete cover.
 

TurboJunk

questionable
Re: Torque Converter ?

not to steal his thread here, im going to use a pte54 in the future i was going to go with a 3400stall... that is was is recomemded on the precision website. Will that be to much? the converter im goin to use is a nitrous/blower converter from YANK, streetablilty is great from prior use in customer cars it felt fine didnt feel like a high stalling converterm until you wack it. but do you guys think it wont be a good idea
 

jwaller

Evil Genius/SyTy Guru
Re: Torque Converter ?

my billete converters sell for 800 any stall speed and shipping included.

3400 does sound like overkill for a 54.
 

George Blake

DONATING MEMBER
Re: Torque Converter ?

Anything over 2800-3000 isn't gonna be very around town driving friendly. Keep that in mind when your setting your truck up.
 

dgoodhue

BuSTeD 4.3
Re: Torque Converter ?

TurboJunk said:
not to steal his thread here, im going to use a pte54 in the future i was going to go with a 3400stall... that is was is recomemded on the precision website.

IMO a lot of precision's TC recomendations seems to be based on putting their turbos on a Buick 3.8 (ie less displacement)
 

SY756

New member
Re: Torque Converter ?

TurboJunk said:
So what would you guys recommend 3000 stall?

That's what I had in my Sy with a PTE52. It spooled good and was pretty streetable. But, I'm with everyone else about going any higher.
 
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