Ordered a Precision Industries Vigilante converter
09-06-2017, 12:37 PM
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Ordered a Precision Industries Vigilante converter
Vigilante Torque Converters | Precision Industries
4L60E 10.5" Multi-Disc Lock-Up 3000 stall. I am replacing a FTI 3000 single disk. The truck is making about 140 more rwhp than I planned and think I might be over powering the medium duty FTI unit. I also locked it on the Dyno. I'd be surprised if there is a change in ET or MPH at the track but the daily abuse, 18-20K miles a year and light towing should be covered with the high quality converter.
Heavy truck with good power deserves a ~$1200 converter.
4L60E 10.5" Multi-Disc Lock-Up 3000 stall. I am replacing a FTI 3000 single disk. The truck is making about 140 more rwhp than I planned and think I might be over powering the medium duty FTI unit. I also locked it on the Dyno. I'd be surprised if there is a change in ET or MPH at the track but the daily abuse, 18-20K miles a year and light towing should be covered with the high quality converter.
Heavy truck with good power deserves a ~$1200 converter.
09-07-2017, 05:38 AM
#2
Vigilante Torque Converters | Precision Industries
4L60E 10.5" Multi-Disc Lock-Up 3000 stall. I am replacing a FTI 3000 single disk. The truck is making about 140 more rwhp than I planned and think I might be over powering the medium duty FTI unit. I also locked it on the Dyno. I'd be surprised if there is a change in ET or MPH at the track but the daily abuse, 18-20K miles a year and light towing should be covered with the high quality converter.
Heavy truck with good power deserves a ~$1200 converter.
4L60E 10.5" Multi-Disc Lock-Up 3000 stall. I am replacing a FTI 3000 single disk. The truck is making about 140 more rwhp than I planned and think I might be over powering the medium duty FTI unit. I also locked it on the Dyno. I'd be surprised if there is a change in ET or MPH at the track but the daily abuse, 18-20K miles a year and light towing should be covered with the high quality converter.
Heavy truck with good power deserves a ~$1200 converter.
