torque converters truth or myth
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i have read that the factory drive train from dodge doesnt do that good of a job transfering the power the the ground. the only thing that i can see to change would be the gears and the torque converter the gears seem to be a good move and what i have read from the advertising the tci torque converter would be a good addition to the drivetrain as well any and all input would be greatly appreciated
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So what is the answer here? Modify the stock trans? Replace the stock with aftermarket? or just fit a stick shift trans? What's available out there to remedy the situation?
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Thanks for any help and advice.
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You want to go fairly high for better performance but the higher you go, the less "streetable" your ride will be.
I'm more of a suspension, lift & exhaust tinkerer, so that's a question I'm gonna leave for the more performance experienced guys to answer. Might be you need to ask the place your looking to buy from or find you a good performance shop to give you a little guidance...
I'm more of a suspension, lift & exhaust tinkerer, so that's a question I'm gonna leave for the more performance experienced guys to answer. Might be you need to ask the place your looking to buy from or find you a good performance shop to give you a little guidance...