jogirob
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
I've seen quite a few torque converter recommendation threads that got some good input so I hope you guys don't mind another one for my setup. I'm in the middle of rebuilding on a budget and figured now's a good a time as any to upgrade torque converters.
Year make and model: 1974 Dodge Charger SE
Cars weight engine size: 3700Lb / 360cid 5.9L
Trans: A904 Non Lockup
Rear end size and gearing:
Tire size: 275/60
Wheel size: 15"
Engine size and the modifications made: I say you 360cid 5.9L. Edelbrock manifold, I think the marking say Edelbrock "Performer 318/360". All I can get off the carb is "Holley" I can't see anything else till after I clean the damn thing.
As baseline reference: The 1974 FSM has stall numbers for a 318 matched with a 904 at 2125-2425rpm and a 360 matched with a 727 at 2300-2600rpm but nothing for a 360 matched with a 904. Further specs sheets shows peak torque for a 360 4bbl to be 290 @ 3200rpm.
Since this is a pretty mild setup I was thinking something like the TCI streetrodder would do?
I've seen quite a few torque converter recommendation threads that got some good input so I hope you guys don't mind another one for my setup. I'm in the middle of rebuilding on a budget and figured now's a good a time as any to upgrade torque converters.
Year make and model: 1974 Dodge Charger SE
Cars weight engine size: 3700Lb / 360cid 5.9L
Trans: A904 Non Lockup
Rear end size and gearing:
Tire size: 275/60
Wheel size: 15"
Engine size and the modifications made: I say you 360cid 5.9L. Edelbrock manifold, I think the marking say Edelbrock "Performer 318/360". All I can get off the carb is "Holley" I can't see anything else till after I clean the damn thing.
As baseline reference: The 1974 FSM has stall numbers for a 318 matched with a 904 at 2125-2425rpm and a 360 matched with a 727 at 2300-2600rpm but nothing for a 360 matched with a 904. Further specs sheets shows peak torque for a 360 4bbl to be 290 @ 3200rpm.
Since this is a pretty mild setup I was thinking something like the TCI streetrodder would do?
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