Which torque converter?

[250Davesmith]

I am stock on the engine besides air intake, 4" exhaust turbo back, manifold tubing, and head studs. I am going to get SCT Custom tunes soon, but thought I should get a torque converter first to insure tranny safety. Which torque converter should I go with?

[SickStroke6.0]

You're stock tranny should hold fine, as long as you've kept up with maintenance .

[jetjock15]

ATS makes some kick arse torque converters

[HVAC SuperTech]

Call up Precision industries. They are a big name in the TC dept. I would stay away from ATS. Lots of people on here have had issues with them. I dont know personally. Maybe its the transmission builder thats bad, and he cannot build good trannys.

SUncoast makes a good TC, but they are 1300.00. I dunno what precisions are....

[Dave]

If your just tuned your stocker will be fine.

Otherwise call Suncoast or BTS

[Cory S]

suncoast isnt that great either... precicion is where its at

[250Davesmith]

Thanks for the replys. I'll look into suncoast and precision, but I have had my eye on ATS. Mainly for its usage in Diesel Power. But I believe they cant all be that different....correct? simply billet

[alwil]

I have found some of the best places to go do not advertise in magazines at all....cause they dont have to.

[250Davesmith]

Ha, good point. Though I was researching Torque converters in general, I would not know which one to get. A lockin one for sure right?, but for size/rpms and all that I am mostly lost. Any pointers?

[Cory S]

i am telling you brother go with precision not suncoast not ATS i know they both have pretty adds but your looking for a good product right? there is alot more to a torque converter than the billett part. call them up and tell them your application and they will get you set up