TCI 10" Streetfighter Torque Converter 1970-79 Ford C4
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Dipstick goes into transmission pan.
Each Streetfighter torque converter is pressurized and subjected to a leak test to confirm the integrity of all weld seams. Units are then computer balanced to reduce annoying and potentially damaging drivetrain vibrations.
Features:
- Furnace-Brazed Fins
- Needle Bearings
- Hardened Pre-Ground Pump Hubs
- Computer Balanced
Benefits:
- Higher RPM launches
- Quicker reaction times
- Lower elapsed times
- Better low and mid-range power
1500+ RPM increase in stall over stock
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