JEGS
Torque Converter for GM TH350/TH400 [3500-3800 RPM Stall Speed]
555-60404
Items You Need
GM TH350/TH400
See Torque Converter Selection Chart Above to Help with Choosing the Correct Converter
JEGS 555-60404 Torque Converter Features:
- Performance for street and track use for improved launch and acceleration
- 3500-3800 rpm stall speed to match your engine and camshaft needs
- Ideal for small block applications up to 500 horsepower without nitrous or super/turbochargers
- Economically priced for performance on a budget
- Made in the usa using high quality materials and assembly
JEGS 555-60404 Torque Converter Notes:
- Converter diameter may vary based on Core Availability
- Does not fit transmissions that require lockup or clutch converters
- Small (10.75 in. Diameter bolt circle) flexplate or dual pattern flexplate required
- For Big Block applications, use JEGS XHD Converters
- Requires 3/8 in.-16 bolt
Specifications:
What torque converter bolts do we use or do y’all have some for this converter?
What size flywheel would this converter use?
What type of transmission fluid is recommended for use with this torque converter?
Can this converter be used with a nitrous set up ?
Does this stall fit a 350 turbo tranny
Is this a 9 inch converter?
Would this fit a 2014 sierra 6l80?
Will this stall fit my 4l60e?
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