Torque converters

[Spddude]

Not sure if people know about JMO torque converters. I don't have any personal experience with them, just thought I'd put it out there if someone is looking for one, since they have toyota diesel performance applications.
Here's a link. http://www.jmousa.com .

I do have there transmission cooler on my cruiser though.

 

[Roland]

Not sure if people know about JMO torque converters. I don't have any personal experience with them, just thought I'd put it out there if someone is looking for one, since they have toyota diesel performance applications.
Here's a link. http://www.jmousa.com .

I do have there transmission cooler on my cruiser though.

Cool... but they are for automatic transmision, not for mecanic

Good change to do.

 

[Spddude]

They would be for the A440 and A442F, but my understanding. So they would also work on automatic 60 and 80 series.

 

[crushers]

i will be contacting them next week, this is interesting since everytime i have an auto that acts up the shop wants to "rebuild" the Torque Convertor... if the prices are comparable then this is a better way to go...
and a way to test the shops credibility...

 

[Greg_B]

Don't forget to check Outbacks offering of the Wholesale Automatics TC's. The A440s are totaly diiferent (no core) and the A442 have a core exchange. Be interesting to see a comparison of the two for price and performance.

Thanks for the info Spddude...

gb

 

[Cruiser Jimmy]

I'd like to know what is the performance aspect of their TC. New fin angles, better lockup, better one-way clutch etc.

Worth checking out.

 

[bj74noob]

In other news, my auto is not going into lockdown (last drop back gear). Will I need a new torque convertor, or is it something simple? I have a BJ74.