WTB 727 Torque Converter
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1967coronet440
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You're probably better off finding a local shop to build what you need.
1967coronet440
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I say that because a torque converter isn't all about stall speed, a lot more goes into it you need to consult with a professional who knows exactly what you need
transman
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The problem with buying a used or unknown converter is you rely on what the seller is telling you. Converters are a welded together unit and unless they're cut open you don't really know what you're buying. For all you or the seller know, one hard stomp on the happy pedal could mean the end of the converter.
2quick
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Unless he gets it from a reputable member here on the Forum! Maybe he is just looking for a cheap converter?
dart_man440
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I appreciate the advise, I do, however, this is just a WTB post, I don't want it to turn into an argument. BTW, I already have 2 members that PMed me offering me new in box converters, guess that's what I was looking for, thank you,
transman
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Glad to hear that. Hope their what works best for you.
65NUTCASE
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I have a Hughes 2500 stall converter it was too tight for my combo. Has about 500 miles on it and I'm in central PA . $250.00 here is summits part #hup24-25
their price 309.00
their price 309.00
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