Torque converter without vb upgrade
Torque converter without vb upgrade
Would there be a benefit by putting only a TC upgrade without VB. Could I up line pressure some on stock vb. I only have edge ez and pull 6000 TT occasionally. I would like to get a little more power to wheels and a little less heat without spending a ton. I can get a TC around 1000. Is it worth the investment alone? thanks in advance
I wouldnt do it. Youll chew up the TC when its locked because the pressures arent high enough. It may take time depending on how light-footed you are, but pretty sure it will happen. The VB is only about 450$ and you can change that out yourself if you wanted. If you go with goerend's I -think- he will credit you the TC and VB towards a full build up if you upgrade later on. So thats some cash not spent twice anyways.
If I had to make a choice of just one or the other I would do the VB before the TC. The VB will put more pressure on the TC and help if from slipping. But to do it right get both. I opted to get the whole tranny from Goerand's just because my tranny had 140K miles on it.
I have a DTT 89H converter with a Transgo shift kit. When I bought the converter, DTT sent a shift valve along with it. The trans works good, no slipping, firm shifts, but I don't drive it like I stole it and don't tow or haul too heavy. Everytime I do get on it a bit though I'm thinking, "I gotta get a VB."
If you're pulling your trans to do the converter, throw a valve body in it too. It's next on my list for mods.
If you're pulling your trans to do the converter, throw a valve body in it too. It's next on my list for mods.
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