Blew up my torque converter....
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Blew up my torque converter....
Any suggestions on who I should go with? I was checking out the Yank Truck thruster with that 2600 stall looks like a winner but 900 bucks hot damn. Whatchu guys think for a 4L80?
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Yank is good **** for sure. Your going to pay that kinda money for a good converter for a 80.. Don't cheap out on it.. Curious how you puked a 80 converter, was it stock??? I would imagine you were on the jug when it when boom..
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Yea its just a stock verter from an old 80e i pulled about 2 years ago. I actually wasnt doing much I run N/A right now. It went out after a couple WOT dig runs with my buddy's cobalt SS. It started to stay locked in 1st gear lol, so i cant really say that its completely shot, it just doesnt want to let go when i come to a stop and the truck wants to stall out. Then the IAC kicks in along with a timing bump and it saves the stall, but its still locked until i hit about 1800RPM then it will finally release. Ill check out yank though, I'll need a good verter anyway once i pop the turbo on.
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