aftermarket torque convertor for automatic stratus r/t
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aftermarket torque convertor for automatic stratus r/t
Hey wassup fellas, I emailed dreamspeed2.com (Its a website for are type of car if you didn't know). And ask do they know or could they make aftermarket torque convertor for the automatic stratus r/t coupe. If anyone else notice the automatic needs help. Well he told me they do make one for are car, and it cost around 450.00 and takes 2 to 3 weeks to build, and runs pretty smooth. better acclerations and better power. If you already know about this, i thought i would post this anyway if anyone didn't know. I'm ordering one in september, so if anyone else has already purchase one and installed reply and let me know the + side it has with the stratus thanks.
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I just emailed him about the torque convertor, hopefully i get a answer back soon. I hope the stall isn't too high. I ask him a few weeks back, would i be able to still drive on the street without any problems. he says there very tame, nothing to jerky or anything like that. But as soon as he email me back i'll post what the numbers he gave me for the torque convertor and if it needs extra cooling for the trans.
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This is what he told in the email. (The fitment will be just like stock, and the stall can be set to your liking when ordering. I have each one built to spec, so if you have a big heavy stereo and 19 inch wheels, I need to know. If it is gutted and running stock lightweight tires, I need to know. Price is the same on all of them, so the rest is just details).
Do it matter what you have in your car and the tire size?
Do it matter what you have in your car and the tire size?
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exile racing technologies also makes various torque converters for our cars. Yes the eclipse model fits.I remember they were around $300 at the time, and you can choose your stall 2500, 2800, 3000, 3500. The guys at the tuning factory put one in an eclipse and they said don't go higher then 3000 if your gunna drive around town all day. Also any auto trans cooler can be picked up at your local parts store, murray's, auto zone etc. and for $40 they told me it's highly recomended as it will keep you from destroying your trans pre-maturely.
