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ovelle Mar 15th, 04, 3:00 PM who makes them??? looking at 10" 2700-3000. will i need external cooler or is the radiator sufficient cooling for this appl, thanx, shane djgaleana Mar 15th, 04, 5:27 PM Not sure who makes Jeg's converters. The ones Summit sells under their name are made by TCI... according to one of their techs. My Summit conv. has worked out well even with a 100 shot of nitrous. Only paid a bit over $200. Daniel Bob West Mar 15th, 04, 10:12 PM Heat kills automatics,,,external cooler and a deep pan are good insurance.I'd rather have an external cooler than use the radiator with all that hot coolant flowing thru it. blazerbob Mar 16th, 04, 1:24 AM What Rapid Robert said! graemlins/waving.gif knudsonm Mar 16th, 04, 2:03 AM get the biggest cooler you can find. Cheap insurance. djgaleana Mar 16th, 04, 9:37 AM Hey , I forgot to mention that TORCO converters will make a custom converter for your car, with anti-ballooning plates for $300. This is where I will get my next converter. They are located in Texas. http://www.torcoconverters.com/Torque%20Converters.htm Give them a call and be prepared to give them as much info about your car and engine as you can. | ||