TORCO 4L60E 4L65E 300mm 1998-up 2200 - 2500 high stall Torque Converter TMBX TLBX VJCX

I found this on Amazon has a couple reviews positive any one have any feedback on this?

 

Never heard of them. I'd just go with a Circle D unit.

 

Yup!!!

 

if you're just looking for a 2500 stall, talk to circle d about a restalled TBSS converter.

 

If you have a transtar local to you call them and ask them for a tb converter. They had two options one was proking or whatever for i wanna say $86, the other was dacco for $118, if youre trying to get a tb I6 converter just to add a higher stall without spending $4-500 thats the way id go... I did it as a quick fix until i finished building my trans and could get ahold of a circle d.... Also to see if my trans was really that messed up or just the converter.... If youre planning on a shift kit etc spend the money for a circle d if youre just trying to add some stall to the stock setup go for the dacco.... Theyve been around forever and for a stock rebuilt converter they typically fairly high quality..i am planning to put the dacco unit in my yukon when i get my engine swapped...

 

i swear circle D pays people on here to recommend there stalls. lol thanks wolf i have the trans out fixing that oil leak and thought why not put a small converter in it untill i get the 6 liter done.

 

No its not that they pay anyone they just build a quality product.....and have awesome customer service....again if its a temporary fix just run a dacco or proking or whatever.... And when you change the filter and fluid, put a 1/4 turn on the epc, and look into the pinless accumulators for the forward and 1-2 accumulators, and throw a vette servo in it while its out....

 

Amazon has the vette servo for something like $11

 

2003-2009 Chevrolet Trailblazer Auto Trans Torque Converter - Transmission - Dacco 03-09 Trailblazer Auto Trans Torque Converter - 3741-05338158 - PartsGeek then theres this....

 

yeah i put one of them in already but thx