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hey has anybody come across after market torque converters for the fto do give the automatics a lot more grunt and do easier skids
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Any chance you can pop some punctuation in that sentence & correct the grammer? So we can all understand what you mean? :scratch:
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SKIDS????? bald tires and a handbrake will do that
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sorry guys. What i was asking was that has anybody come across a aftermarket torque converter for the ftos. As i was reading about them and they sound like they will make the automatics go a lot quicker
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Nah mate having different torque convertors is mainly for durability.
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what you are looking for is a stall converter...

and no we dont have those either for the fto...
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