Tweet
Does anyone know anything, good or bad, about Stallion torque converters from Precision Industries? Any other good recommendations for a good street/strip torque converter? Thanks.
-
-
I have never used a Precision Industries converter myself, but they seem to have a good customer base with positive results.
I have used Pro-Torque Converters in many C4/C5 Corvettes and F-Cars with great results. www.protorque.com
Give them a call and talk to Joe. He is the president and will help you pick what you need. Tell him Tim from Doug Rippie Motorsports told you to give him a call.
Is this for an 05' GT??
Tim1988 5.0 Notchback
100% Stock 302 Intake to Oil Pan as delivered from FORD Factory
100% Stock Driveline (T5, Clutch, 3.08's, control arms etc...)
100% Stock ECM/Tune ('88 California Mass air ECM)
1 bolt on... Baby Precision TE44 TURBO
Best time to date: 11.562 @ 123.37 1.892 60-ft BIR 9/19/08 -
I have PI 3000 converter. It's only been in about a year, but I'm very happy with it.Comment
-
Originally posted by Turbo302
It's for a 68 Cougar.Comment
-
One Bad Dakota really likes them. I couldn't buy one though. I think they are Pink.
8.54 @ 159 mph on a 275 drag radial
5.43 @ 127 mph to the 1/8
8.91 @ 153 in True Street legal trim
Best 60' at Top End Dragways 1.22 on 275's
Thanks to the following:
Richard at Mean Street Performance
DSMotorworks
Transport Graphics
Knowlton's Thunderheads
www.twolaneracing.comComment
-
-
Mine's purple, not pink....
I had a problem with mine shortly after install, clutch material came off the clutches, but they took care of it straight away and has performed awesome since. The price is a little hard to swallow though, $900 for mine since I got the triple disk clutch... :idiot:Dan Simons
'11 5.0, 400a, 3.73s, HIDs, ARH 1-7/8" longtubes, Forgestar CF5v 19x9/10, MPSS 275/295, GT500 axle-back, Steeda springs, AirRaid CAI, BBK 85mm, AED tuneComment
Comment