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Torque Or Stall?


Fyter87
12-02-2004, 10:47 AM
Im probably planning on putting in a 383 Stroker with a TH350 tranny, but whats the best way to go with converter??? I have looked at B&M's. They seem like they have converters specifically for Th350 transmission. Are those the ones to go with? Any information helps. Thanks Again!!

Robs71Nova
12-02-2004, 11:36 PM
It depends on what you want to do with the car. B&M is a good choice for converters because they have a wide variety of applications to choose from. For straight race type converters TCI is the better brand to go with. I have also heard good things about Hughes converters but I do not have first hand experience with them. For a street car with a 383 stroker in it I would personally go with a B&M holeshot 2400

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=3202&prmenbr=361

Also it has alot to do with the cam you are running and what stall speed the cam calls for. I personally use a B&M holeshot 3000 stall in my 500 horsepower big block Nova and I am very pleased with it.
Rob

Fyter87
12-03-2004, 01:46 AM
Thanks again Rob, that helps out alot.

Robs71Nova
12-03-2004, 10:48 PM
Actually after looking a bit more you should go with a Tork Master converter. They are quite a bit cheaper. I was going to go with a Tork Master, but they did not make one for a big block. They will work perfect for your street application and are about half as much as the holeshot converters.

Tork Master 2400
2300-2500 RPM Mild Performance Applications, not for big block. Low Priced. Fully Balanced. 130-20404 GM 1965-91 TH-400/425/375 (1), 1968-81 TH-350/375B (2) $149.99

That would be all that you need, and its pretty easy on the wallet as far as converters go.


Rob

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