torque converter ?
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torque converter ?
digger460 Thu 17 Nov 2011 - 21:35
If I am replacing my 351M with a 460 should I install a bigger torque converter.
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digger460 Fri 18 Nov 2011 - 4:51
What I meant to say was...will I need a higher stall speed and by the way, this is for a mud bogger. This is not an inline bogger, It is an oval track with big mud holes.
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Re: torque converter ?
jesse Fri 18 Nov 2011 - 10:46
thats is what i thought you ment
not shure about the oval deal
but i would assume you would be keepin the rpms about 3500 the whole time?
not shure about the oval deal
but i would assume you would be keepin the rpms about 3500 the whole time?
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digger460 Fri 18 Nov 2011 - 18:37
Wasn't sure Jesse if you knew I went to bogging, I'm still "Pullin",once I get my engine put back together.
Smitty...I think the one I have now is a stock converter, maybe 1800-2400, I will check this weekend.
Smitty...I think the one I have now is a stock converter, maybe 1800-2400, I will check this weekend.
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Re: torque converter ?
whatbumper Tue 13 Dec 2011 - 20:49
I will build you one for a very good price. Pm if interested.
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