[Stikman33]

Hey guys, i am looking at torque converters and see lock-up and non-lock up types. If i am right a lock up unit is for something like a 200 4r or something. I have a th350 and was wondering which would be the right one for my application. I have a 402, 10:1, 750 vac sec, 3.55 gears posi 12 bolt, and i drive it a lot, so i am looking for something in the 2000-2400 range. I have also been looking at Transmission Specialties converters and they sound pretty good and have a good reputation. Thanks guys.

Daniel

 

[Redrum]

Non-lock up type for a turbo 350.

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[redlined67]

Go to www.tciauto.com they have a application guide form in there that you fill out and they can reccomend a converter for your info provided. They ask for the .050 duration of your cam. if you dont know this they can still figure it out. They ask a hole bunch of questions.