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e bay torque convertors ???

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Old Feb 19, 2010 | 11:41 PM
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Question e bay torque convertors ???

hi
just wondering if any one here has tried any of the e bay convertors ?

saw an add from oregan performance with a low stall billit one for $699.00 ?

any one try these or any other brands from e bay ?

thank you !
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Old Feb 22, 2010 | 12:25 AM
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no one ?????
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Old Feb 22, 2010 | 08:42 PM
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i seen them also.i'd like to get myself a low stall.
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Old Feb 22, 2010 | 08:43 PM
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Do you really want to go through that much work to install cheap parts?
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Old Feb 23, 2010 | 04:21 PM
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When a converter fails, and they do fail, it's usually the lockup that fails and it sends particles through out...been there. Don't buy a suspect converter, it's not worth gambling the transmission on.
Wholesale cost on the HD they put in mine was $850, stock rebuild was $600. Sounds like, by cost, it's just a stock low stall.
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Old Feb 23, 2010 | 06:30 PM
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this is from the add.it seem's like there willing to stand by there product

"Trucks with the Dodge Cummins diesel engine are commonly pushed beyond the limits they were designed for. Thanks to Sonnax Industries and our company we are able to build this torque converter at an affordable price.



This Cummins High Performance Heavy Duty Special Billet Torque Converter includes the 3-Power Torque Raybestos Friction Elements, Damper tunable up to 1250 ft-lb of Torque. A Chrome –moly clutch hub and drive plates, a Special Billet front cover far exceeding the strength of the original cover. The lock-up clutch system is not a salvaged OEM clutch, it is a New and Well Designed clutch system built to work with stock up to 1250 ft-lbs of Torque and the Highest HP available. A Heavy Duty Low Stall Stator System.



Your purchase includes a 1-Year (No Questions Asked) Warranty or you can purchase the Life Time Warranty (Good for as Long as You Own the Vehicle) for $100.00.



Also included with your purchase is the Remanufacturing Plan, for a cost of $145.00 plus shipping, at anytime within five years of your purchase you decide to overhaul your transmission or completely service it we will send you a UPS shipping label, return your Torque Converter to our plant and completely remanufacture the torque converter and ship back to you within 5 business days.



When ordering on-line ensure you select the 48RE Transmission or the 47RE Transmission torque converter. The torque converter will interchange with either transmission but is not recommended as outlined on our technical page.



There is a mandatory core return and we include a core return kit with a prepaid shipping label. If you do not have a core you must pay an additional $200.00."
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Old Feb 23, 2010 | 08:32 PM
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I have been running the TCI Billet converter for over 4 years and no problems. Got it from JEGs for about $500.
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