Opinions on Bolt together Torque Converter Company,BTE,Neal Chance...
Chevelle 3710lbs,315 Pro Radials,PG,632BBC approx 1300hp NA

TSI has the only 5 second 1/8 mile n/a 23 sbc 3200 lb factory condition muscle car converter, I've seen . Spragless.

Circle D is breaking records and coming up fast.You cannot go wrong with TSI either I have 2 of there regular converters for bracket racing. Also have a TCI for 7.0 class.

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neal chance will have more data with combos like yours and will most likely be better than the other companies. That doesnt mean that a bolt together from the other companies wont work, but more people with combos like yours use Chance, so they have more information on what to do to get combo right.

If that was my combo PTC would be on my short list

How about Pro Torque?

I think most all good companies use same internal components, to me what separates the average from the great companies is experience and record keeping.

I am a one man show and do most of my work myself, I do not want to take a transmission out 3 or 4 times and waste time to send it back until I get it right. Hughes has got it right FIRST time! I highly recommend them. You tell them what horsepower, (actual horsepower not what you think it may do) gear, tire and all of the information and they will hit it right and your car will run the number.

A good converter company will change it if they miss it but a great company will hit it right on first time. Hughes gets my vote.

mathias, everyone will recommend the company they use






That said, the truth is this isn’t the forum for you to ask about that combo/car which clearly isn’t a bracket car.

Lots of good converter companies out there. Make some calls and see who listens well and to whom you feel you can have a good working relationship with.

Also, the more accurate info you can provide them the closer they will be able to build your new converter. Engine dyno info is just one piece of info that can be quite helpful to them. Oh and scale the car so you know the exact weight, not just a guess.

The best company out there is the one that gets you the converter spec'd the way you need it, with the customer support to go behind it. There is no one "best torque converter company" out there....but there are some to shy away from...

Neal Chance will have tons of info on combinations like yours. I haven’t used Marty in years because they moved away from the bracket world but they have done converters for others I know and their heads up stuff is top of the game. I truly don’t think you will be disappointed with them.

Let us know how that Chance converter works for you.

Anyone knows how to post pictures here?

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Originally posted by mathias:
Anyone knows how to post pictures here?

You need to have a photo bucket or similar account. Post them there, then add the link to your post here.

You can link it from your other post also.

Thanks there is my Billet Converter!
Great service from Marty,and quick

hardly the converter bracket racers need or want, starting at $6,000 and going over $8,000

I know, but good video to watch since he already purchased it.
Guessing he's not bracket racing!

This one was refurbished but nearly new, 1 year warranty 4000