Virg464
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Looking for anyones thoughts on "Hays" converters. Putting a dedicated race car together and hays is one of the brands that I came across. Thanks in advance for any input.
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Never heard of a Hays convertor Hays Clutches yes. Hmmm just looked it up and sure enough there it was. Looks to be a Holley brand.
Virg464
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yup, same here. I'm wondering if the converters are same quality as the clutches.
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I’ve destroyed a few converters. I have a coan now and it has seen many runs without a whimper.
Dynamic.
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66Satellite47
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These days I'd go with a Dynamic (Lupo). My 9 1/2 is very impressive. There are several others that have real good reps. A top quality, correctly built convertor makes the car.
Frank Mopar
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I bought a Hays for my drag car. The stall was way over the advertised. They took it back and refunded my money.
dvw
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Plenty of good converter brands out there. To be honest I've run Dynamic, Hughes, B&M, Turbo Action, Ultimate, ATI, PTC. They all work when the correct selection is made. PTC has a really good low priced converter. So does Bubba at Perfect Converter.
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Back in the day I ran a stock 11" OEM, a B&M 10", modified B&M 10", Turbo Action 8 3/4" 3800(several) Turbo Action 4200, Coan 8 3/4". My Satellite had a Turbo Action 10" tight that was really good. My current is a Lupo Dynamic 9 1/2" that seems to be great. ATI, PTC, Ultimate all have good reputations. dvw knows his stuff.
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