can anyone tell me what a aftermarket torque converter would do for my truck?

what does the 2500 or 2600 stall mean?
can the stock torque converter be rebuilt to do the same thing?
the aftermarket ones are like 700-800 bucks!

i drive my truck everyday, and want to keep it streetable.

thanks,
brooks

 

Clonetek-

Check out this thread:


https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...rque+converter

I have the Precision Industries torque converter, and I love it - has not affected streetability whatsoever.

Dave

 

Good TC info on www.converter.com and www.converter.cc

 

Clonetek: You can call me with ? on the converter i sell. i know you'll love it. streetability isn't even an issue its great! but you will need some sticky tires to take advantage of the converter..JL

 

i emailed you a while back JL, but i wanted a consensus from the peanut gallery..

JL- i know i'd prolly love it, but the price tag is staggering! i hope to find out if the stock one can be rebuilt.

thanks!
brooks

 

Clonetek I agree with you. I already have all JL parts, but I really dont want to spend that much for a torque converter either. Im still looking at other options.