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Old Aug 5, 2004 | 03:29 PM
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Torque Converter ?

Has anyone heard of the mojave green torque converter company? I am in the market for a tc right now and came across there web page and this is what they have:


Dodge Cummins Diesel

Reg. Price: $989.00
Sale Price: $639.00
Save: $350.00



(A618/47RE) 13.875" 23spline (Lockup) Heavy Duty Diesel application...
1993-up Cummins Diesel Includes: CNC Steel Billet front cover, completely furnace brazed vane structure, Heavy Duty Torrington bearings, hardened steel hub, and a super low stall stator assembly for the Ultimate Towing Performance!
Click Converter image for detailed information...
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This particular (tow application) Torque Converter will be Custom Built with a CNC Steel Billet front cover replacing the stock cover stamped from low-carbon steel which is known to trap heat, causing warpage and distortion leading to early failure... The stall speed has been modified approximately 400 RPM lower than stock in order to maximize your Diesels power curve potential... We eliminate the stock plastic stator washer and install a Heavy Duty Torrington bearing for Ultimate support and rotation of the Turbine... This Converter is Ideal for Heavy Duty Tow Vehicles and Off-Road Enthusiasts wanting stronger low end pulling power, improved fuel economy, Maximum Strength, and total Reliability!
Note: This Torque Converter has become critical and is sold on exchange basis therefore your core must be sent in advance of product shipment or a $100.00 (re-fundable) core charge will be added to your product invoice » Core charges will be refunded if core is returned within 45 days of shipment...

Is this worth buying? I don't know much about the trans and converters. I have been offered a lower price than what is posted and wondering if I should take it or run. They have a 100% feedback for ebay customers to. Your comments are most welcome.
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Old Aug 5, 2004 | 03:43 PM
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Hmm didn't find a TC for the CTD on their website....

http://www.mojave-green.com/

Don't know anything about them...

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Old Aug 5, 2004 | 03:50 PM
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I have talkeed to them, they have been in the business for a while. I have not purchased anything yet. I am gonna try one in my 440 crew cab later this fall. Priced right for a non-lockup 727!!
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Old Aug 5, 2004 | 11:30 PM
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I forget who it is, but someone on this forum has one in their truck. Maybe do a search and PM them.
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Old Aug 6, 2004 | 02:06 AM
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AlpineRam Click on converter on the home page.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Click here to veiw "Street/Strip & Full Race Series" Ford & Crysler Performance TC's.

On that page scroll down to the bottom of the page again and click on the truck with a trailor to view the "Heavy Duty Series".

On that page scroll down near the bottom to view the two TC's they offer for the CTD.

Good Luck!

Does anyone on this site have this converter already installed? Thanks for the replies.
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Old Aug 6, 2004 | 02:41 AM
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Originally posted by 13FOX
AlpineRam Click on converter on the home page.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Click here to veiw "Street/Strip & Full Race Series" Ford & Crysler Performance TC's.

On that page scroll down to the bottom of the page again and click on the truck with a trailor to view the "Heavy Duty Series".

On that page scroll down near the bottom to view the two TC's they offer for the CTD.
Thanks!
Now I found it- it was close to midnight when I tried it first

With all those vendors around it would be interesting to work out an objective method of comparing the stall and the torque multiplication etc characteristics for different TCs. This would take the guesswork out of the selection a bit. (Will this fit my truck or not? ) I think that there are a lot of good suppliers and they all have their goals set for their TCs.

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Old Aug 6, 2004 | 06:13 AM
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It may or may not be a good idea, but it might be cool to show a thread where people with "less" known torque converters and shift kits (or valve bodys) share a little of their experiance good or bad, just no bashing. With well over 12000 of us their should be alot of options collectively, so comeon fellow dtr members give us your 2 cents. just my .002.

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Old Aug 6, 2004 | 09:40 AM
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I agree! Bring it on ctd owners! What do you got and how well does it perform?(Less known vendors of course.)
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Old Aug 7, 2004 | 03:43 AM
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I think it will be necessary to supply torque curves or at least a list of the engine mods, axle ratio and usage- like weight pulled or hauled- in addition to the TC used and the experience. I think that the TC must be matched to the torque curve and the usage and therefore a "good" TC for me might be a "bad" TC for somebody else.

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Old Aug 12, 2004 | 07:14 AM
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AlpineRam and everyone,


I agree, please tell us your thoughts on your aftermarket torque converter and or any other tranny mods, besides the "most-popular" ones. Please let us know what you have for mods, aprox. hp & tq. etc.. It would also be nice to know how many miles you have on it. Basically all around thoughts. Just my .002



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Old Aug 12, 2004 | 07:33 AM
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It doesn't mention having any increased lockup clutch area... IMO, that's important, too!
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