Anyone running a 2500 stall 10" torque converter?

80SSElky

Amateur Racer
Jun 6, 2003
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Millersville, PA
I'm running the old TH350 transmission behind a my 350. I have an good older 11" converter that I could send in for a full rebuild and get it custom spec'd to stall at 2500. But tcsperformance (who makes those awesome torque converters for the 200R4 very popular with the turbobuick community) out of CA has a relatively nicely priced 10" unit that he can custom stall to 2500 on the tight side and as a plus it has a billet machined front side cover for the engine and I don't have to send in my old 11" core. I know the 11" in theory should have more torque multiplication, but there haven't been no advances to the old 11" converters in years, but there have been advances in the 10" world and the TCS guys are always updating their stuff. Currently I'm running a 12" converter that stalls at 2500 that's a b&m model and want a nicer converter that is more efficient but still has very good street manners. The personal experience input of others is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Andy
 

BillySS

Frequent Racer
Dec 13, 2009
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Matawan,NJ
I just got rid of a 10 3/4" Hughes 3000 Pro Street/Strip for a 9 1/2" Billet Protorque unit at 2700-2800 stall with antiballoon plate. Very loose on the bottom anf tight as hell 3000 and above ! Huge difference on the street can't wait to get to the track and give it a run or two or three.
 

Jordan81

Pro Stocker
Feb 10, 2004
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wichita, ks
i had a 2600 in a car i drove everyday of the week.... worked just fine for me. ran like a motherfu--er from a roll too lol
 

464elcamino

Amateur Racer
Mar 28, 2010
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alton illinois
I run a 9.5" 3000 and love it.
 

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