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My brother and I run a BBC 402 in a 71 Chevelle Wagon. The car weighs 4260 with me in it. Maximum power is made at 6200 rpm. What stall speed converter do you think is appropriate for the application? I have to admit, torque converters are not my strong suit, so any help or comment is appreciated.
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Your torque converter guy will likely want to know at what RPM your torque peaks.
I would call ATI.
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Just call ATI. You will be glad you did.
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Yep,,, just like Mike and Ed said. Call ATI,, they will ask you all the pertinent(?) information about your combination and put together the converter of your needs. That's what I did,, and I'm glad for it.
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It is good to have a balance of opinions.
With my experience, I really enjoy working with Lenny at Ultimate Converters. Everything I have bought from him has performed as expected.
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