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Torque converter decision
I’m Joel from Puerto Rico and I have a 1997 ford F250 Heavy Duty 4X4 truck, I m having problems with my transmission, I thinks is the E40D. I was wondering if anyone can help me to decide for a good torque converter and oem or billet i dont want to spend a lot of $$$ but I need one for my truck that works better than stock . Please tell me about a good one for daily driver truck that i use for towing just in weekends.
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I WOULD GO WITH THE BILLET IT HAS STRONGER CLUTCHES AND IT IS CNC MACHINED.YOU WILL LIKE IT ALOT BETTER.
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How much better is just a billet cover over a regular cover? So you know it doesnt mean it has stronger clutches thats the inside. I have seen triples clutch torque converters with and without billet covers. I was told that the billet cover helps eliminate ballooning.
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A Stallion Coverter is good, it's what BTS uses, also Outlaw Performance Diesel sells some TC that run about 1,000 and they say you can't break them.
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I'm on my second ats converter in one year and now its starting to chatter and vibrate so I wouldn't recommend getting one from ats. Just a heads up to save you some trouble
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