Loose converter??
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To oversimplify the term, say you have a stock GN 
and you decide you want a higher stall. You throw in a 4500 nonlockup. Now when you leave the stoplight with your engine reving higher to get the car moving since the torque output of the engine hasn't changed. That would be a loose converter. The stator vane angles, pump vane angles, internal spacing all have to do with how "loose" a converter is...along with how much torque your engine puts thru it. 
and you decide you want a higher stall. You throw in a 4500 nonlockup. Now when you leave the stoplight with your engine reving higher to get the car moving since the torque output of the engine hasn't changed. That would be a loose converter. The stator vane angles, pump vane angles, internal spacing all have to do with how "loose" a converter is...along with how much torque your engine puts thru it. Similar threads
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