Precision Torque converter

[conn84gn]

I bought a used precision converter has the numbers 239028-7 on it
I was told it was a 3400-3600 stall
How can I check this
Thanks for your help
Happy Holidays

 

[chrisgarrett]

My parts list shows that number as being a 3200-3500 stall.

 

[conn84gn]

Excellent
Just what what I was looking to here.
Going with a CPT6776 BB
On the new motor
Think the 60's are OK
I have 72lb Injectors also

 

[chrisgarrett]

Drive carefully and make us proud.

 

[Lee Thompson]

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If I remember correctly
The 4th digit is the pump #----0 being 3000-3200 stall
The -7 means it's a 7 disc

 

[chrisgarrett]

My info is from the gnttype.org parts list which shows that the 0 means it is a 3200-3500 stall. You could always call them on Thursday.
Precision Industries - Torque Converters

 

[bison]

Either way its plenty stall for a 76 trim with a BB cartridge. The 60's should be ok to 130mph without alky injection . If you plan on running over 130mph i would use the 72's.

 

[Grumpy]

we didn't have very good luck with the 7 disc.. has to be an old converter.. they haven't made the 7 in years .. give it a whirl

 

[conn84gn]

Thanks guys
Got ALKY on the car so should be OK
Kind of figured old school by todays standards but should work fine
Bison send you a PM:smile:

 

[Sweet6]

I had that same converter. I think it is 3200-3500. I am running it on a T63E and it spools it good. The bad news was the LU clutch locked up full time on me after fairly low miles. I spent $400 to get it freshened up and turned into a 5 disc. It is an awesome feeling when I lock the converter in 3rd gear. Feels like a shot of nitrous. :biggrin:

 

[conn84gn]

Guess I'll find out when we install in the the spring:smile: