So I've read through many threads on Torque Converters; however, I'm still not sure what to buy for my car.
1970 Charger SE - 383 HP, auto, sure-grip (don't have the build sheet and haven't popped the diff yet to see what the ratio is). I'm keeping everything stock, I didn't crank the HP, I'm not installing torque boxes or sub-frame connectors, and I'm keeping 14" whiles on it. As I search for Torque Converters and review the FSM, it would appear 10" bolt pattern, 2350-2650 stall is what came with it.
Is there any reason I wouldn't just get a TCI (std not break away) from Rock Auto or Autozone? Are they complete junk?
I think Hughes is the next choice, but the price is 200-300 more. Is it worth it?
Any recommendations for a specific Make/Model with a similar setup (actual use/experience is best)?
It's not really about the money as it's less than half a percent of the restoration cost. I don't want to overbuy; however, I don't want to replace it later due to failure. I want something that will work for street driving for many years. Yes, I may occasionally step on the pedal, but cruising more than anything.
Thanks
Ross
1970 Charger SE - 383 HP, auto, sure-grip (don't have the build sheet and haven't popped the diff yet to see what the ratio is). I'm keeping everything stock, I didn't crank the HP, I'm not installing torque boxes or sub-frame connectors, and I'm keeping 14" whiles on it. As I search for Torque Converters and review the FSM, it would appear 10" bolt pattern, 2350-2650 stall is what came with it.
Is there any reason I wouldn't just get a TCI (std not break away) from Rock Auto or Autozone? Are they complete junk?
I think Hughes is the next choice, but the price is 200-300 more. Is it worth it?
Any recommendations for a specific Make/Model with a similar setup (actual use/experience is best)?
It's not really about the money as it's less than half a percent of the restoration cost. I don't want to overbuy; however, I don't want to replace it later due to failure. I want something that will work for street driving for many years. Yes, I may occasionally step on the pedal, but cruising more than anything.
Thanks
Ross