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Mario 02-20-2008, 11:43 AM Anyone using their converter? I'm helping out a friend who is looking for a new Torque converter. He is asking about this company and personally I have no clue who this company is? My buddy has a one year older than mine - 2003 C5 he will be getting a head and cam along with headers put into the car during next few weeks. Then he wants to put in a different converter. Thank you 1SickZ 02-20-2008, 12:12 PM Can't say I have heard of them either. You might want to try www.converter.com These guys build some strong converters what I have heard. I know people who run these converters in their drag cars. Thats all I can say here. Have fun! david@didrace.com 02-20-2008, 12:45 PM Anyone using their converter? I'm helping out a friend who is looking for a new Torque converter. He is asking about this company and personally I have no clue who this company is? My buddy has a one year older than mine - 2003 C5 he will be getting a head and cam along with headers put into the car during next few weeks. Then he wants to put in a different converter. Thank you Yank or Precision Industries. Those are the only two that we use. David @ DIDRace.Com Hitman 02-20-2008, 02:27 PM Yank or Precision Industries. Those are the only two that we use. David @ DIDRace.Com :iagree: 2 big boys in the converter business GhostRider 02-20-2008, 05:56 PM Have heard of them from somewhere? Don't have any experience with them. Where they out of? Mario 02-21-2008, 05:53 AM Most of you are saying this percision company. Dumb question but how much different can one torque converter be from the next? Everyone claims to be the best? What are some things to look out for in a torque converter? Damn its like you need to have a PHD in auto mechanics to make sound decisions! :smack: Thanks again for the help! Biker 02-21-2008, 10:09 AM Yank or Precision Industries. Those are the only two that we use. David @ DIDRace.Com :iagree: Precision makes one of the better converters, from what I hear you pay more but the quality difference is big. hammatime 02-22-2008, 05:20 AM Can't say that I have heard of them, now that doesn't mean that they are not a good company, it just means that I have not heard of them!! They could very well have the best product on the market!:cheers: david@didrace.com 02-22-2008, 06:44 AM Most of you are saying this percision company. Dumb question but how much different can one torque converter be from the next? Everyone claims to be the best? What are some things to look out for in a torque converter? Damn its like you need to have a PHD in auto mechanics to make sound decisions! :smack: Thanks again for the help! Precision and Yank tend to have lower converter slip percentages. This means that they're actually utilizing the engines power more efficiently. Also quality comes into play, you don't want a fin to come loose and destroy your transmission. | |