Torque converter Poll:
01-04-2005, 11:55 PM
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Torque converter Poll:
Which are the best TQ out there. I am trying to make a decision between a Yank or a PI. Plus I know that these converters are the best but are the worth the extra cash, could you live with some other type of brand. Please name them. And the pros and cons
01-05-2005, 05:22 PM
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I'm gonna vote for Yank on this one .. but that's ONLY assuming that you are picking an off the shelf converter.
If you ever plan on doing much, then I would go with someone else. Mike @ Yank is not very customer oriented.
If you ever plan on doing much, then I would go with someone else. Mike @ Yank is not very customer oriented.
01-05-2005, 05:22 PM
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You'll find fans of all three. I imagine Yank will win the polularity contest, but I doubt that any of those 3 are bad choices. I was going to try the TCI but I found a good deal on a slightly used Yank.
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01-05-2005, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Seeing Red Again
You'll find fans of all three. I imagine Yank will win the polularity contest, but I doubt that any of those 3 are bad choices. I was going to try the TCI but I found a good deal on a slightly used Yank.
Bigguy's isn't a bad deal at all. If I remember right, he didn't have that thing in for very long at all and never had any trans problems with it.
01-05-2005, 06:39 PM
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Sorry .. her's bigguy's post about his Yank. I thought it was this thread, but it was in another one.
Originally Posted by bigguy75inches
ive got one with about 5000 miles on it for sale for 550 shipped. I had to go back to stock when i threw a rod in the 6.0. fits the 4l60e
01-05-2005, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyer
He brings up a good point. I wouldn't buy a new Yank, only a used one.
Bigguy's isn't a bad deal at all. If I remember right, he didn't have that thing in for very long at all and never had any trans problems with it.
Bigguy's isn't a bad deal at all. If I remember right, he didn't have that thing in for very long at all and never had any trans problems with it.
Sorry about the questions its just if I can find something good and cheaper than why not go with that. Also I was considering the PI becuase of what others mentioned the service is good. I dont want to be hassled if something goes wrong, know whatta mean.